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Andrew
Which one are you cking?  If it's a standard 4 pin, you have plenty of  
"known goods" on the fuse board.  My quick test on a 4 pin is to remove the  
suspect, put it in the horn position and, er, ck for continuity.   Preferrably when 
a friend is peering down into the engine bay.
 
The more complicated way is to apply 12v to pin 85 and ground to pin 86  
(with a MM to pins 15 and 30)
 
 
Scott j
In a message dated 5/17/2007 7:11:28 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
koenigj at comcast.net writes:

I'd  first check that it has power and ground where it's supposed to be in 
the  socket, and 
rule out those 'upstream' problems first.  Then you  should be able to check 
for a signal 
at the appropriate terminal when you  actuate the switch.  It's a start...
John

----- Original  Message ----- 
From: "Andrew B" <andrew.sb at gmail.com>


This  may be a stupid question, but how do I check a relay, besides replacing 
it?  






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