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Testing a starter relay is quite easy.
basic equipment needed is 12v battery with 2 x wire i use crocodile
clips . You can also use a small test bulb as well .
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or you can invest in good and safer tool like the 12v power
probe and
snap of test light probe i bought and are excellent .
i always have a fully charged 12cv battery with crocodiles knocking
about it saves loads of hassle
The relay , the small terminals are what connect to your starter
button and carry a lot less current .
the larger terminals are connected direct from battery to the starter
motor so need larger wires to carry the massive starting currents .
I am using the power probe here as its safer but you can just as easily connect the 12v negative to one side and tap the positive on the other side
you should hear a click as you touch the positive and remove it .
You can go a step further and add a test light to it and confirm
current it going through the secondary circuit .
to test with a lamp you need to connect one end on test light
circuit to battery positive and the to one of the relays larger
terminals and then use another cable from second larger terminal to
negative of battery ill do basic circuit diagrams at bottom of page .
Now when you put power to the smaller terminals it should click but
also the light should flash on and off as you tap power .
OK not the best , never have been very good with Windows Paint
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