Wiring a Bosch relay using wires from FSV

[mankypro]

Thought I'd post here to try to get an answer soon so I can get this sucker wired up.

http://oilburners.net/forums/showthread.php?t=25445

 

[hheynow]

I've said this before...go to Checkers and get a $2.99 test light, the kind with the sharp point and alligator clip. While on the WMO tank clip the alligator to a ground and one by one stab each wire until the light goes on. Then go to the second Bosch relay link and follow it.

 

[mankypro]

Seriously man how do you think I determined the wire was hot? My tongue? C'mon.

I'm kind of beyond that point - I know what cables are doing what now - that is the way the Pollack works 12v+ for one port 12v- on the same cable for the other - in my case the rear is the 12v- (unless I missed something).

What I want is to know how to wire the relay so it provides power when it receives 12v- at #86.

I've said this before...go to Checkers and get a $2.99 test light, the kind with the sharp point and alligator clip. While on the WMO tank clip the alligator to a ground and one by one stab each wire until the light goes on. Then go to the second Bosch relay link and follow it.

 

[mankypro]

Think I got the solution - if you're even remotely electrically minded please check my work I posted it on the original thread.

 

[hheynow]

Take a look at your other thread then check it against the provided link.