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Sam Nickaby
- Jan 1, 1970
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I notice that on some new automotive security systems there is a
starter interrupt that uses a transistor instead of the usual relay to
disable power to the starter solenoid. A small current is supplied to
this transistor and the car can be started. It's usually located at the
starter solenoid. Usually I use a relay to disable the solenoid but I
noticed that even the biggest stock relay leaks current. It leaks because
when I start the car using a relay the car won't start. But when I bypass
the relay it starts fine. Where can I obtain these unique transistor?
Thanks
starter interrupt that uses a transistor instead of the usual relay to
disable power to the starter solenoid. A small current is supplied to
this transistor and the car can be started. It's usually located at the
starter solenoid. Usually I use a relay to disable the solenoid but I
noticed that even the biggest stock relay leaks current. It leaks because
when I start the car using a relay the car won't start. But when I bypass
the relay it starts fine. Where can I obtain these unique transistor?
Thanks