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  1. English Rebel

    English Rebel Formula 3

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    #1 English Rebel, Apr 12, 2014
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    I got this from the WM and I believe that it's the base for the flasher really? The relay has 7 pins but I cannot interpret what each of them does as I cannot find a traditional wiring diagram in the WM.
    Can anyone help?
    Thanks
    Alan
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  2. vrsurgeon

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    #2 vrsurgeon, Apr 12, 2014
    if you look on the side if the relay there "should" be a little diagram. if not.. I'm out and when I get back I'll look at the wiring diagram. there's always a switch in the relay (usually the middle two or three) and then the solenoid.z
     
  3. netman

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    #3 netman, Apr 12, 2014
    Contact Stef on the other F site. He is going to offer a kit that will include his flasher and the front LED bulbs
     
  4. Utah360Spider

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    #4 Utah360Spider, Apr 13, 2014
    What is the issue that you need the relay? My flashers stopped working last week. I thought it was the relay but after chasing wires on the diagram I found a blown fuse. Owner's manual did not mention fuse as linked to flashers. Problem solved.
     
  5. English Rebel

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    #5 English Rebel, Apr 13, 2014
    Yes he does offer his own version for around $170. I was reading where owners of Suzuki motorcycle have modified their relays to disable the blown bulb sensor which allows it to be used with LED bulbs.
    Alan


    Terry
    Where is the wiring diagram in the WM as I couldn't find one?
    Thanks
    Alan
     
  6. vrsurgeon

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    #6 vrsurgeon, Apr 13, 2014
    Alan, it's the spider wiring diagram on ferraridatabase.com.

    they have the fuse boxes and relays, you trace it to the next point and section in the diagram. a tad unwieldy done section by section.. but usable
     
  7. netman

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    #7 netman, Apr 13, 2014
    Alan;
    May I ask how many hours you have invested into the LED project? Does it not at some point make sense to just purchase a complete kit?

    I do understand Stef's kit come at a premium but he does have a lot invested in tooling and R&D
     
  8. English Rebel

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    #8 English Rebel, Apr 14, 2014
    Around $120 and a couple of hours. I will spend good money on things that are considered a real improvement (such as $1500 on a CS TCU) but LEDs are not in that category. I know Stef has a very nice kit and he has indeed invested time and money in R&D. Get one if you think $1200 is a good price for having LEDs. To me it was a few bucks or nothing -- and no there is no Scottish blood in my veins. :)
    Alan
     
  9. netman

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    #9 netman, Apr 14, 2014
    I wish you the best. I do though believe though the CS TCU update is a mute point to a 03 or better TCU with settings to match driving pattern and clutch materials.
     
  10. English Rebel

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    #10 English Rebel, Apr 14, 2014
    Mine is a 99 so the CS TCU makes a big difference and should improve clutch wear.
    Alan
     

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