I'm trying to match up the electrical components I received with my Harrop kit with Harrop's wiring Diagram and am confusing myself (and a Harrop salesman) somehow.
The kit has a 10amp mini fuse tap, and a 15amp circuit breaker loose in one of the bags. I assume you pick and choose either one to go inline on the 12V constant power for the relay. Pic attached of these two on my table....
When I emailed Harrop directly about which on goes where, or to use one, both, etc., the salesman kept referencing the "suppression device" in the wiring harness (#5 in the diagram, which is the symbol for a diode). He believed that "suppression device" and "circuit breaker" were the same thing, and I need to wire it according to the diagram...
but, when I pulled the whole wiring harness out, I found this white thing on the two wires heading to the elocker plug, and looks to be wired exactly like the "suppression device" circled above.
so, is the Harrop salesman confusing the circuit breaker for the white component already wired into the harness? That's what i'm thinking...so do I just pick which of the other two components to use on the 12V constant that goes to the relay? What did everyone else do?
The kit has a 10amp mini fuse tap, and a 15amp circuit breaker loose in one of the bags. I assume you pick and choose either one to go inline on the 12V constant power for the relay. Pic attached of these two on my table....
When I emailed Harrop directly about which on goes where, or to use one, both, etc., the salesman kept referencing the "suppression device" in the wiring harness (#5 in the diagram, which is the symbol for a diode). He believed that "suppression device" and "circuit breaker" were the same thing, and I need to wire it according to the diagram...
but, when I pulled the whole wiring harness out, I found this white thing on the two wires heading to the elocker plug, and looks to be wired exactly like the "suppression device" circled above.
so, is the Harrop salesman confusing the circuit breaker for the white component already wired into the harness? That's what i'm thinking...so do I just pick which of the other two components to use on the 12V constant that goes to the relay? What did everyone else do?