Jul 28, 2026 #1 Jrlew87 Registered User Joined Jul 21, 2026 Posts 8 Reaction score 0 Location Pittsburgh, PA 1988 7.3 non turbo. I found this relay on the driver side engine bay near the brake booster area. The wires were disconnected on it. 1. What’s it for? 2. How do the wires get oriented in the connector? Thanks! Attachments IMG_7460.jpeg 207.4 KB · Views: 6
1988 7.3 non turbo. I found this relay on the driver side engine bay near the brake booster area. The wires were disconnected on it. 1. What’s it for? 2. How do the wires get oriented in the connector? Thanks!
Jul 28, 2026 #2 Jrlew87 Registered User Joined Jul 21, 2026 Posts 8 Reaction score 0 Location Pittsburgh, PA More pictures You must be registered for see images attach Attachments IMG_7462.jpeg 226.8 KB · Views: 6 IMG_7463.jpeg 213.1 KB · Views: 6 IMG_7461.jpeg 224.6 KB · Views: 6
Jul 28, 2026 #3 Clb Another old truck Supporting Member Joined Mar 1, 2013 Posts 6,972 Reaction score 3,372 Location nannyfornia Regular bosch relay... You must be registered for see images attach You must be registered for see images attach I may have an 88 fsm J.I.C...
Regular bosch relay... You must be registered for see images attach You must be registered for see images attach I may have an 88 fsm J.I.C...
Wednesday at 3:59 PM #4 Olds64 Full Access Member Joined Nov 13, 2022 Posts 183 Reaction score 84 Location Edmond, OK If the relay was disconnected you'd have to trace the wires to their origin. Maybe the remnants of an aftermarket alarm...
If the relay was disconnected you'd have to trace the wires to their origin. Maybe the remnants of an aftermarket alarm...
Wednesday at 4:38 PM #5 Clb Another old truck Supporting Member Joined Mar 1, 2013 Posts 6,972 Reaction score 3,372 Location nannyfornia I think you are short a few wires for the female connector...
Today at 6:28 PM #6 Tomstill8569 Registered User Joined Jul 14, 2025 Posts 12 Reaction score 6 Location Campbell, TX It is for a gas motor, fuel pump relay. Not used on the diesel truck.