WTB: Retractor relay
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Re: WTB: Retractor relay
I got one:
-1985 Toyota Corolla GTS (2door)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/561054
-2004 Nissan Frontier (King Cab):
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3072528
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/561054
-2004 Nissan Frontier (King Cab):
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3072528
Re: WTB: Retractor relay
PM'd you Brent. I have one.
Re: WTB: Retractor relay
I has one also
Re: WTB: Retractor relay
Hope OP found a relay and I hope I'm not thread-jacking, but I have a related question.
Does the retractor relay sit behind the driver side headlight? Because right now my car's headlights don't pop up or down and I've been turning the motors by hand at night. I checked fuses and they look OK, but I looked behind the driver side headlight, to the side of the car battery and noticed a plug just sitting there not attached to anything.
Was wondering if that's where the retractor relay is supposed to go.
Does the retractor relay sit behind the driver side headlight? Because right now my car's headlights don't pop up or down and I've been turning the motors by hand at night. I checked fuses and they look OK, but I looked behind the driver side headlight, to the side of the car battery and noticed a plug just sitting there not attached to anything.
Was wondering if that's where the retractor relay is supposed to go.
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flowisode_zero
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Re: WTB: Retractor relay
Yes that is where the relay goes. Shoot me a PM, I have an extra if you are interested.
Re: WTB: Retractor relay
flowisode_zero wrote:Yes that is where the relay goes. Shoot me a PM, I have an extra if you are interested.
You have PM!