3 Ways To Use Automotive Relays

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  • Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
  • Here are 3 great ways to use Automotive Relays.
    12 volt 5 pin relays are awesome to make a safe connection to high powered LED or HID systems, as well as any simple 12v accessories.
    0:00 Start
    1:24 How to send Power to something
    8:09 How to kill Power to something
    9:04 How to send Ground to something
    16:09 Seeing it in all in Action
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  • @Luvaboi3
    @Luvaboi3 3 года назад +23

    This just helped me a lot cause I was stuck trying to figure out how to make my rgb work with my taillights. Saved me the biggest headache ever.

    • @diverm2371
      @diverm2371 Год назад

      Ok from Lite bright to nuclear Fusion...no no where good.
      Few Christmas Rum and cokes in., maybe just a question or two.
      Think we just have to watch it again once or 200 times again.
      Loved it keep them coming, we're slowly a lot really...slowly but really,.

  • @genegoodwin8925
    @genegoodwin8925 Год назад +1

    I am almost 70 years old and have been working on cars most of my life. I've done some crazy things with the wiring of a car, like jumping the fuel pump relay to get a F150 to my garage where I could repair it properly. I've rigged up a circut to control glow plugs on a diesel and many other things.
    But YOU are far ahead of me. I am amazed how younger people can jump into the wiring and come up with so many applicatiions for the use of relays. Thanks for the video, not only can people learn from this, but they can also be amazed and know we have young people who KNOW what they are doing.

  • @DemonSeedXP
    @DemonSeedXP Год назад +6

    I followed it easy, but having 15 years of custom car A/V and alarms to reinforce my understanding definitely didn't hurt. But nonetheless, as always great video, I've always been a lighting junky since way before the industry caught on and started cranking out the incredible products you guys use today, so i very much appreciate what goes into designing, wiring, and building these projects. Much respect to you guys, keep the awesome content coming, literally can't get enough of it!

  • @eazygfx4815
    @eazygfx4815 2 года назад +1

    Awesome to know what these simple relays can be used for, thank you for sharing this knowledge

  • @silentvoiceinthedark5665
    @silentvoiceinthedark5665 Год назад +1

    Thousand thumbs up for your effort in making this video. Thank you for making it simple

  • @OFeeliamyhinny
    @OFeeliamyhinny 10 месяцев назад

    I only had to watch it 3 times while I was trying it out as you went. I couldn’t pause fast enough. When I finally got to the end and you corrected 85 to 87 cleared everything up lol. That is a lot of info to take in. I’m sure it’s not easy to convey that much information to people in a time limited video. It was a lot of info but not too much and it did help a lot. Thank you for your time and expertise 👍

  • @MrMartinx77
    @MrMartinx77 3 года назад +39

    Great instructions, would be nice to have the electrical diagram as well.

    • @mildtowildrc7343
      @mildtowildrc7343 Год назад +5

      The relay has the diagram on the side..

    • @LTVoyager
      @LTVoyager Год назад

      These are readily available everywhere.

    • @djweaver30125
      @djweaver30125 Месяц назад

      I think he means the diagram on how to wire. For instance you can also use these fuses to put two power sources to one light. In other words wiring in reverse

  • @stevenhofer927
    @stevenhofer927 8 дней назад

    This really really helped me out. Thanks for that!!!!!

  • @jubthreesixnine688
    @jubthreesixnine688 3 года назад +1

    I do similar with my 12v mods,
    Love this content, this stuff keeps me coming back to this channel,

  • @SpotOnRepair
    @SpotOnRepair Год назад

    Yes ...actually it's honest caring advice ..... its rare to find someone like that anymore...... keep it up

  • @heatshield
    @heatshield Год назад

    I’m starting a massive wiring project and looking at everything I can find to brush up on simple stuff that I know as well as learn about new tech that I have no experience with. This was just suggested to me this morning by RUclips.
    You clearly know your stuff. I’ll be browsing through your channel to see what else you have going on.

  • @billszymborski584
    @billszymborski584 Год назад

    Been working on cars, DIY on most anything for decades. I have never added a relay and needed some explaining. Your teaching is great and now the mystery of relays is mostly gone! Thanks for the help!

  • @rushfreightnow
    @rushfreightnow 3 года назад +1

    I think it was really good the way you explained it and actually answer a lot of questions I had thanks bro

  • @mechanicman8687
    @mechanicman8687 Год назад

    I subbed because I’ve often salvaged relays from everything to windmills and automobiles

  • @JonpaulWhitehead
    @JonpaulWhitehead 3 года назад +3

    I actually followed and kept up with you on this just for a change lol 😂. And as always very helpful video. Thank you for your time.

  • @2000intrepid
    @2000intrepid 3 года назад

    Yes, please keep them coming. I've learned a lot from your videos. Thank you

  • @ashleyt.784
    @ashleyt.784 Год назад

    Been doing this stuff for YEARS!!! (simple)

  • @willfox2578
    @willfox2578 3 года назад +4

    Definitely good stuff! I’ve been trying to figure out he to wire my Baja Designs LP series lights that have high and low beams through the factory upfitter riches in my Raptor. I was concerned that both the high beam and ow beam switch could get activated and fry the light circuit board, but you’ve explained relays well enough to lead me in the right direction. Lost me a bit with the diodes, but great info overall! Thanks!

  • @marvinsautocarellc4271
    @marvinsautocarellc4271 Год назад

    Love how you explain everything. Thank you

  • @jonathanm9436
    @jonathanm9436 3 года назад

    I kept up with most of it, and will review this video more closely when I really need to comprehend the content. I would be very happy if you kept doing these.

  • @isidrolatigo6413
    @isidrolatigo6413 Год назад

    Thanks for the info on hooking up relays - very informative

  • @joeycmore
    @joeycmore 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the help... just the simple stuff. I followed the rationale but would never replicate it. Great that you included all levels.

  • @ericlewis8652
    @ericlewis8652 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the insight I’ve re-wired my late father’s boat which had copper wire throughout with not a single relay. I replaced the generator with an 353 amp high output alternator from a 2k Silverado. Voltage light is a little tricky because the exciter wire has less than 12 volts when the engine is not running which activates the light when engine starts the voltage is greater than 12 volts and this turns off the light, however I removed and replaced the warning light but I will use a relay with my output voltage from the alternator to pin 86 pin 87a I will hook the light to and nothing on pin 87 ignition power to pin 30 so when I turn my key on power will energize the light when output voltage energizes the relay power will switch to 87 turning off the warning light. You helped me figure out. 👍🏾👍🏾 two thumbs up!!

  • @jayvan9603
    @jayvan9603 3 года назад

    I will be watching this again because you definitely lost me, but kept me entertained. Making me rethink how I have some stuff wired at the moment

  • @timshields4148
    @timshields4148 3 года назад

    Good stuff my man!! I had a very small understanding of how relays worked. This was really helpful. Great content as always. I may use that final setup on my car for the DRLs and the rgb goodies.

  • @joelrggizmo1373
    @joelrggizmo1373 8 месяцев назад

    You’re doing an excellent job explaining I’m starting to grab onto what you’re talking about. I have about 50 years experience but I have not messed with relays in a while not since I was four years old and installing radios and communication and police cars. my dad was the head engineer for all the police car installations learned how to build wire harness. learn how to solder wires at three years old. thank you for doing a video without any music in the back around.

  • @TheGeordie1882
    @TheGeordie1882 3 месяца назад

    Hell yeah, keep these videos detailed. That was awesome thank you.

  • @tomg4245
    @tomg4245 2 года назад

    Helped me tremendously, thanks!

  • @shermanbarber5175
    @shermanbarber5175 Год назад

    YES 👍. THIS HAS HELPED ME TREMENDOUSLY. GOOD JOB TEACHING ME HOW RELAYS WORK. I'M NO LONGER SCARED OF WORKING WITH THEM. GOD BLESS YOU.

  • @gman3747
    @gman3747 8 месяцев назад

    Dude this vid is the best on youtube about relays . have blown fuel relay but my amazon bought connector has blu red gr/w and grey. harness has gr/w, grey, blk/w stripe and org with no number indicators on it . your vid just showed me hoe to hook it up properly after three weeks of researching and hours of vids watched your frickin amazingly descriptive and basic talking on explanations Very well done. if you had more thumbs up i would be clicking every single one. simply flawless tutoring bro . ty. im subscribing for sure.

  • @bleachersrock
    @bleachersrock 7 месяцев назад

    I thought it was very informative I had to pause it a couple times and even back it up a little bit but that was only how you wired it again cause I'm trying to put a delay on my head unit in my car but yeah I think you should bring the crazy the crazier the better and if anybody gets stuck or can't figure it out they can just watch the video over and over until they figure it out thanks for the video hope to see more like it. It was a big help

  • @pureclarityoutfitters2399
    @pureclarityoutfitters2399 3 года назад

    Great information! I can use this with my profile prism vehicle specific angel eyes for my E46 M3. As always, perfect content and easy to understand! Thanks for your hard work bro!

  • @__MAT__
    @__MAT__ Год назад

    Excellent content! Thanks for your time.

  • @terrytekani5392
    @terrytekani5392 3 года назад

    Really appreciate your work, thank you

  • @popples4973
    @popples4973 Год назад

    Yes , this did help a lot. I appreciate the information. I'll put it to use.
    Thanks

  • @danboutin8700
    @danboutin8700 2 года назад +1

    I’m lost but getting it slowly 🤣👍🏻great video

  • @koraykaranfilci142
    @koraykaranfilci142 3 месяца назад

    The best and the simplest explanation !! Thanks mate ❤

  • @giee234
    @giee234 11 месяцев назад

    Although you keek saying 85A for 87A I am following you quite well because your explanation throw this Video is remarkable I have learnt a lot.

  • @erikeggenbakstad
    @erikeggenbakstad Год назад

    I kind of followed you (5 am).
    Would love diagrams though, but you explain this very well and I can pause and rewind.
    Love the killswitch method!
    Thumbs up and subscribed.
    Thanks for the upload 👍😊

  • @2705Stocki
    @2705Stocki 2 года назад

    Your videos are going to help me a lot trying to realize my project for mums Audi TT. Even it sounds very basic, the more I think into it, the more I get confused how to get the wireing right.
    DRL that turns off when turnsignal is on. Simple switchback so far.
    Additional the DRL should go dimm via a PWM when the headlights turned on.
    And of course the basic auto on/off.

  • @papirri12
    @papirri12 3 года назад +1

    Thank you. Very useful info! I never knew how the relays work!

    • @flyryde
      @flyryde  3 года назад

      Awesome man, I hope it goes to good use 👍

  • @KeigoMoriyama
    @KeigoMoriyama Год назад

    it`s really really well explained! thanks a lot i was looking for something like that to add the heat on my seat

  • @damcasloco
    @damcasloco 3 года назад

    Great work!. Saludos desde Argentina. Awesome work!

  • @charliebowen4232
    @charliebowen4232 6 месяцев назад

    That was awesome and helped me out a ton!

  • @ericgunnyporter8964
    @ericgunnyporter8964 2 года назад +1

    Thank you man. I have been trying to figure how to add a relay to my cooling fan as well as the fog light switch Big help thanks for explaining it clearly.

    • @flyryde
      @flyryde  2 года назад

      Happy to hear it dude 👊

  • @mobileauto9417
    @mobileauto9417 Год назад

    love the content. Keep it coming. i enjoy relays i tell my guys you can do anything with relays.

  • @petecolone5125
    @petecolone5125 Год назад

    This video was amazing my friend. Good job

  • @landondavid5773
    @landondavid5773 2 года назад

    Yes thank you so much. Had two watch twice to really get it down but this furthered my knowledge and understanding of these principals two fold.

    • @flyryde
      @flyryde  2 года назад

      Hopefully the one from today is a bit easier to follow 👍

  • @tammylhinfla
    @tammylhinfla Год назад

    Awesome. I'd love to learn more

  • @jitheshpkumar
    @jitheshpkumar 3 года назад

    You explained it well..awesome tech

  • @mikekuyper340
    @mikekuyper340 2 года назад

    Yep helped out 100%
    Just had to watch a few times!

  • @edryan562
    @edryan562 3 года назад

    Liked the info, but my needs were met in the first minute. Again learning beyond need is always good even though I will backup into my comfort zone. Thanks, ed

  • @thomwat
    @thomwat Месяц назад

    Great vid - many thanks!

  • @felixbanq3808
    @felixbanq3808 Год назад

    good job my friend clear and easy to understand thanks a lot more power to you and God bless

  • @southaudionet
    @southaudionet 3 года назад

    Very good info thanks love relays

  • @simidonbtx
    @simidonbtx 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the knowledge.

  • @Handyman247llc
    @Handyman247llc Год назад

    While that was a little high tech in wiring, I got the gist of what you where talking about, and it might come in handy as I remodel/improve on my work trailer, Thank you for a short detailed lesson on Relays.

  • @automobile7787
    @automobile7787 3 года назад

    Thanks for this video, it help me more to complet my work.👍

  • @kingaubreywineera6178
    @kingaubreywineera6178 Год назад

    Far u just made my day and gave me solution to my idea... your gangsta

  • @stevenlarsen1691
    @stevenlarsen1691 Год назад

    Much help. Thank you.

  • @mildtowildrc7343
    @mildtowildrc7343 Год назад +5

    You can use these so many ways and highly recommend the Bosch relay guide book for more uses of the 5 pin relays. 85&86 is a coil to control a normally closed contact between 87a and 30and normally open between 30 and 87.

    • @mynyasabut
      @mynyasabut Год назад

      true, i 've used them as high power "pseudo diodes", etc

    • @ericscaillet2232
      @ericscaillet2232 Год назад

      Correct ,2 working together can lift and return car windows,a cheap fix if the controller is unobtainable or too expensive.

  • @Rotary_Papi
    @Rotary_Papi 3 года назад +1

    Love the video man! Stuff like this is good to have out there. Helps others learn! Keep it up 👌👌

    • @epgboy
      @epgboy 3 года назад

      Iokay on the 12 volt battery to turn on ATV it has a relay that is connected to two red wires and ground wire I connected the terminals wrong I was jumping it from another battery to the ATV battery and now it can't turn it on but the fuse has a little glass fuse didn't burn out so I want to know if it would be the starter or the relay that got burned out most likely it would be the relay right

  • @eyesalooking
    @eyesalooking 2 года назад

    You made my brain hurt but I did pick up some ideas that I will play around with. I bought up a bunch of stuff from Radio Shack before they went out of business where I live and now I can rig up some things. Thanks for posting. I am going to subscribe because I want of add some crazy stuff to my vehicles.

  • @PBS-nm1uu
    @PBS-nm1uu 3 года назад

    great presentation.

  • @MrMatthews4040
    @MrMatthews4040 3 месяца назад

    Excellent video thanks 😊 👍 😀

  • @robertrobertson3927
    @robertrobertson3927 Год назад

    your very clear, keep them coming

  • @joepinckney8001
    @joepinckney8001 2 года назад

    I have so many questions for you i knew most of the basics before my stroke but now i struggle to remember the simple things i injoyed your video keep up the good work i look forward to more videos i like that you stay on topic and the video did not have a car ride involved it amazes me how long some of these guys talk about the video topic compared to how long there video is about the same topic lol and i do have some questions if you are interested we can trade emails thanks again

  • @jayherber8615
    @jayherber8615 Год назад

    Thanks man that was awesome

  • @stilltocool
    @stilltocool 3 года назад +1

    I understand everything you were saying as I wired spotlights before and it was a pain with just one relay :) I have the UK ford Capri mk1 with quad 5 3/4 inch headlights I'm looking for projectors with angel eyes with a bit of magic. Loving your videos .. john

  • @MatthewN8OHU
    @MatthewN8OHU 3 года назад

    You're doing fine, man. Keep it up, anywhere you can.

  • @mattstreeter4869
    @mattstreeter4869 Год назад

    This was great stuff

  • @streetmachine8211
    @streetmachine8211 22 дня назад

    Good stuff man. Thanks.

  • @dlostyles1
    @dlostyles1 3 года назад +1

    I followed it fine! I love it!! Very Helpful info and its gonna be sick on my car! I'll probably start on it all Tomorrow night after the car show I'm going to. The 85a stuff was funny too! lol!

    • @flyryde
      @flyryde  3 года назад +1

      Haha, super happy to see this all deployed on your Charger dude 🙌

  • @cyclemoto8744
    @cyclemoto8744 Год назад

    Well presented! Cheers from OZ

  • @binyahman5233
    @binyahman5233 3 года назад

    Good clip thanks for your time, my house is12v the possibilitys are almost endless with different configurations of components, lights, water pumps, actuators, fans, motions detectors, light sensors

  • @yogiperez3857
    @yogiperez3857 Год назад

    Yes, awesome video.

  • @TheRevelationRider
    @TheRevelationRider Год назад

    finally found the good stuff .

  • @ajsultani
    @ajsultani 3 года назад

    And about your current video, yessss it helped a lot. Thanks.

  • @Saleian02
    @Saleian02 3 года назад +1

    I was wondering if you could do something like this the other day. Thanks so much

    • @flyryde
      @flyryde  3 года назад

      Happy to help!

  • @angryjoker1091
    @angryjoker1091 3 года назад

    Nice stuff...not too complicated at all...actually used this for my fuel pump...nice kill switch...thanks

  • @TurboWorld
    @TurboWorld Год назад

    Neat Video, super cool ideas! I think we found a fourth way. In our video we just shared "Creating &Testing Relay Circuit" . I was sweating this video as it instantly popped up in my feed, but glad to see I didn't copy you by accident at all.

  • @pinkyhotmessx69
    @pinkyhotmessx69 Год назад

    I sure needed this video. Thanks. Use like to know where to plug in the relay or where to place the diodes

  • @RazoE
    @RazoE Год назад

    Thanks for the info 👍🏼

  • @teligon
    @teligon 3 года назад

    Thank you, Chris!

  • @georgeodhiambo6537
    @georgeodhiambo6537 9 месяцев назад

    i actually felt a headache coming... 🤣🤣🤣 but good job 👏

  • @mikelaradesigns
    @mikelaradesigns 3 года назад +1

    Thanks man been thinking about sequencing relays for a while. I already use relays for the coils on my motorcycle to give me a better spark.

    • @hepmike61
      @hepmike61 Год назад

      How did you use the relays to get better spark? Very curious 🤔

  • @julzchar1055
    @julzchar1055 Год назад

    🤣 bro to be honest I've been searching the net for this set up for the longest time but I'm glad I've found it yes it sounds complicated it might be but at the same time when I thought of what I wanted to be I know you're the only person who I believe would be able to solve this riddle ,so I rummage through the videos until I found it,but u make great contents don't ever stop,for future videos Maybe a diagram would help a lot of us,but thankyou for the information,stay bless 🔥

  • @bigjimbo560
    @bigjimbo560 Год назад

    Good video, thanks

  • @CulichorHimself
    @CulichorHimself Год назад

    Clear, Thank you!

  • @johnnyhoun1044
    @johnnyhoun1044 3 года назад

    Bro your awesome!!!! 3 words that I can only process after I just watched this video!!!! ready to execute my project.
    thank you. if project is success. I will be back and there will be a place in my heart for you. lol that's where I put all the people that I consider awesome!!! that's you. thank you for this video its awesome!!! lol good times!!!!

  • @SgtHowell
    @SgtHowell 8 месяцев назад

    Yes, yes , and yes I was able to follow along, only had to watch once, yes I understood it was clear and concise, and yes it helped me I am implementing it on my custom motorcycle wiring now

  • @jimneumann6099
    @jimneumann6099 Год назад

    Wow! I totally needed to learn this and you made ut so clear. Insta-subbed!! 😊

  • @ImNotThatGuy
    @ImNotThatGuy Год назад +3

    Relays are great when you want to turn on something when something else is powered on. Not just for automotive uses either. I have a DIY solar setup that powers all of my garden lights. The current draw is very high and would burn out most relays supplied on most Home Automation controlled relays. So instead of running the lighting through the HA relay, I let the HA relay trigger automotive relay that can handle the lighting current.

    • @xanataph
      @xanataph Год назад +1

      Yes, they definitely have other uses outside of automotive purposes. However, when using them elsewhere beware the current ratings of the relays. Automotive gear tends to have optimistically high current ratings based on that high current is only going to be flowing for a relatively short amount of time and is not a continuous duty rating.

  • @JWard2
    @JWard2 2 года назад

    Great info!

  • @jonathansandiford4137
    @jonathansandiford4137 3 года назад +1

    Gj, Chris. Keep them coming.

  • @robertrobertson3927
    @robertrobertson3927 Год назад

    smart man thanks you helped me alot.

  • @rayfox4000
    @rayfox4000 2 месяца назад

    Nice Job!!!

  • @chrismarshjr86
    @chrismarshjr86 Год назад

    Yes thanks I believe u just made that way easier and well explained thank u g

  • @creatorvoss
    @creatorvoss Год назад

    What a damn nice demonstration. Action speaks louder than words is what i felt here. I always wandered what are these so many pins/ prongs on a relay is used and how it's used and what these different numbers on a relay meant. The numbers still not very clear but i understand the concept. 👌👌👌👏👏👏

  • @et76039
    @et76039 Год назад +1

    I had a pair of relays wired up to control the auxiliary incandescent fog and driving lights in my Courier pickup. The circuit was designed to work either automatically (high beams or low beams) or manually (straight on or off). This was before computerized controls; nowadays, it is best to have a relay with diode protection across the coil; you don't want counter emf damaging delicate electronic parts.
    Also, when adding non-factory wiring, use of standard connectors and connector pins is a good idea. If your car needs any kind of repair, the shop will be reluctant to reconnect non-standard wiring they had to disconnect in order to fix your car.