5-pack 5 Terminal Micro Relay Spdt 35/20 Iso 280 Car Truck Hotrod Ratrod Atv on 2040-parts.com
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5-Pack of 5 terminal single pole double throw relays with resistor. Very nice quality with a much higher working temperature than most. 257 degrees F. Rated for 35 amps normally open and 20 amps normally closed. Check out my store for other relays, fuse holders, and electrical accessories. Thanks for looking! |
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