Wanted WTB: 12V EDIC Relay

[macattack_ga]

Location

United States

corrected:
Looking for an 12V EDIC Relay and related wiring (or "EDIC Relay" and just the plugs for the EDIC relay and EDIC motor)

Shipping to: 72701

TIA,
Mac

I promise to put the parts to good use
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/81BJ42/DSCN1024.jpg

 

[UpsideDown]

Does it matter to you what year or model?

~John

Looking for an 12V EDIC Relay and related wiring (or just the plugs for the EDIC relay and EDIC motor)

Shipping to: 72701
would
TIA,
Mac

I promise to put the parts to good use
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/81BJ42/DSCN1024.jpg

 

[macattack_ga]

Does it matter to you what year or model?

~John

No too much.
It is for an '81 BJ42 that was origionally 24volt....

I think the part i'm looking for would be found in a BJ60.

If I am reading the diagrams (below) correctly, the EDIC should have 9 input/output connections.

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/81BJ42/EDIC_Page_1.jpg
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/81BJ42/EDIC_Page_2.jpg

Thanks
Mac

 

[cruiser_guy]

There were different ignition setups on different years of BJ60's. The '81 did not have a "SuperGlow" system so the relay is likely different. I don't have my parts microfiche here so I can't check right now. I know I have an extra one I'm just not sure yet if I'll need it or which one it is!

Is that the truck you got parts from me for?

 

[macattack_ga]

There were different ignition setups on different years of BJ60's. The '81 did not have a "SuperGlow" system so the relay is likely different. I don't have my parts microfiche here so I can't check right now. I know I have an extra one I'm just not sure yet if I'll need it or which one it is!

Is that the truck you got parts from me for?

Hey Charles,
How is the hip?

Yes... Same rig. I'll get it on the road one of these decades. I plan to operate the glow plugs manually.

I just would like to shut it off w/ the key (instead of using a choke cable) and the overfuel function would surely help cold starts.

Thanks,
Mac

 

[RHINO]

go get yourself a door lock motor from a caddy or similar and wire it in, walla homemade EDIC.

 

[brownbear]

Try GandS too

 

[macattack_ga]

thanks for the suggestions.
Got the edic motor... I'd like a controller/relay, but it might be possible to wire it up w/o.

Thanks

 

[cruiser_guy]

Hey Charles,
How is the hip?

Yes... Same rig. I'll get it on the road one of these decades. I plan to operate the glow plugs manually.

I just would like to shut it off w/ the key (instead of using a choke cable) and the overfuel function would surely help cold starts.

Thanks,
Mac

Hip is great!! I couldn't be happier!! NO pain and I can enjoy walking again.

I'll check on my relays but that won't happen till late July at the earliest.

 

[macattack_ga]

Hip is great!! I couldn't be happier!! NO pain and I can enjoy walking again.

I'll check on my relays but that won't happen till late July at the earliest.

Good to hear the hip is doing well!

Are you headed south in July?
Want a passanger?

If it was month later i'd be finished w/ my schooling (M/MIS) and ready for a road trip.

if you are traveling... have a good trip!

 

[cruiser_guy]

Good to hear the hip is doing well!

Are you headed south in July?
Want a passanger?

If it was month later i'd be finished w/ my schooling (M/MIS) and ready for a road trip.

if you are traveling... have a good trip!

Yep, planning to head south in July but it will be by air. The truck is already there and my wife is driving it around.

You can see come pictures on our website posted in my signature line. The truck is on the ferry crossing the Rio Pasion at Sayache in the Peten in Guatemala! My avitar is at the entrance to Tikal National Park.

 

[Otterav]

Hello,
I am doing the same conversion, 24v to 12 v. I was in the shop 'bout an hour ago doing the same conversion. I was comparing the wire colors for the 12 & 24 relays, exactly the same color wires, the connectors had one wire(same color) in different positions. A sharp pick to depress the lock quick pull and place in the correct socket and its done! Easy money!
eric

 

[macattack_ga]

Hello,
I am doing the same conversion, 24v to 12 v. I was in the shop 'bout an hour ago doing the same conversion. I was comparing the wire colors for the 12 & 24 relays, exactly the same color wires, the connectors had one wire(same color) in different positions. A sharp pick to depress the lock quick pull and place in the correct socket and its done! Easy money!
eric

Thanks... but the original 24v EDIC is long gone.