Rob Edwards

First off, I had a couple of hours to kill coming back from D.C. on the plane. To distract me from the possible severe turbulence that lies just behind every next cloud, I was surfing Ebay and came across a used 86.5 CE panel. Which made me think, wow, how many $ in used relays are there in that panel ($263, it turns out, at 928Intl 50% off prices....). Which led me to think, hey, if you ever have a 55 gallon drum of used 928 relays and need an application chart to sort them out, you'd better make one. So here it is, distilled shamelessly from DR's great resource on 928GT.com. (David, if I'm violating any copyright or IP, holler and I'll take this down!)

Anyhoo, here it is:

77tony

You really should travel more. T

Spun

This is great man... i was just starting to do this last night buy got distracted by a shinny ...... ooh, what that...

... any how. Kick *** and thanks..

Alan

Yeah - I know what you mean - however I only focused on the S4+ cars...

Need to compare notes...

Alan

Rob Edwards

Huh, just learned something- one can highlight a bunch of cells in Excel and paste directly into Pshop.

Here's the fuse chart for all years, hopefully semi-legible. Sorry for the big format:

jorj7

Rob,

When I saw the first chart, I though "Wow this is great", but why are all the relays in
the same slot (X)...

Rob Edwards

Good point George! Here's one with all the relay part numbers and the slots they belong in, by year. Should be 16 x 12" at 100 dpi, hopefully it'll project ok...

danglerb

No love for the Euro cars?

ledee416

Am I the only one who is having trouble reading that last picture? when I click on it it gets even smaller.

Rob Edwards

Euros have relays? Huh. I'll work on that.

Ledee, PM your e-mail and I'll send you the excel file with all the posted spreadsheets.

Actually, here's the spreadsheet for anyone that wants to mess with it.

https://webfiles.uci.edu/redwards/pu...2012-3-12.xlsx