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dustyroads769 01-09-2014 01:27 PM

captains call harness
 
I am looking for the older 4 wire harness only with the relay - vintage 1999. I have the solenoids. someone took the harness and I need a new one. Anyone have an idea where I can get one of these, Thanks

AllDodge 01-09-2014 02:56 PM

Ebay would be about the only place. I changed over to new relays and harness this year and gave my old relays and harness to another on another forum.

dustyroads769 01-14-2014 10:38 AM

Thank you, I've been looking anywhere I can and just unable to locate one.

dustyroads769 01-17-2014 09:06 AM

Still looking if anyone has any ideas or is there a way to make my own?

AllDodge 01-17-2014 10:11 AM


Originally Posted by dustyroads769 (Post 4058546)
Still looking if anyone has any ideas or is there a way to make my own?

If you have an electrical back ground you can make your own harness. You need 2-relays, one regular SPST and one time delay relay also DPDT. Your time delay relay needs to be adjustable for about 5 seconds or fixed. The solenoids have 4 wires, White and Green for initial pull-in power, and Red and Green for hold solenoid power. Run power to the first relay and set it up to apply direct battery voltage to the Time-delay DPDT relay which will apply 12V to the white wire and GND to the Green wire. After 5 seconds the time delay will shift 12V to the red wire and GND to the black wire.

dustyroads769 01-17-2014 10:33 AM

I have read that there is an amp decrease in the hold position from 35a to 7a is this true if so do i have to buy specific relays?

AllDodge 01-17-2014 10:55 AM


Originally Posted by dustyroads769 (Post 4058608)
I have read that there is an amp decrease in the hold position from 35a to 7a is this true if so do i have to buy specific relays?

I would say it's more in the 25amp initial, and 7 is a good figure for hold. Keep in mind the surge is for only about 5 seconds and is divided between two solenoids. Your first relay needs to be at least 20amp and 30amp would be better. Using a solid state type would reduce size but this would be up to you. Need a 15 to 20 amp DPDT time delay relay. The DPDT has two sets of contact which each set will go to a separate solenoid

dustyroads769 01-17-2014 11:05 AM

Thank you very much this was extremely helpfull


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