Help with part numbers for relay box

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I want to add a relay in for a custom circuit. Looking around for places to put the relay I came across the little relay box on the side of the main fuse box (Relay Box 3). This relay box houses the Air suspension and Dim Relays. In my 2003 GXL, the air suspension relay is not there and neither is any of the wiring. The Dim relay location has wiring, but no relay.



I have pulled it apart to have a good look at it it is trivial to add the contact into the relay box so I can use the Air SUS relay location for my own purposes.

The problem I have is identifying the part numbers for the terminals that are required to fit into the base of this relay box.

Does anyone know what the part numbers may be or where I can find them. I have tried the service manual with no luck and I am not sure where else to look.

Would like to utilize the DIM relay location one day as well.

Thanks

Mick

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Gday znelbok

I want to add a relay in for a custom circuit. Looking around for places to put the relay I came across the little relay box on the side of the main fuse box (Relay Box 3). This relay box houses the Air suspension and Dim Relays.

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The problem I have is identifying the part numbers for the terminals that are required to fit into the base of this relay box.

Does anyone know what the part numbers may be or where I can find them.

RELAY, SUSPENSION CONTROL part No: 90987-02025

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Amayama

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Cheers

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THanks

But its not the relay I am after, it is the terminals that nee to be mounted into the base for this relay. The digram indicates the relay box in question. Inmy particular Prado, the terminals are not installed (and hence no wiring is either) and Iwant tous this space - but to do so I need the terminals (the part that crimps onto the wires and is then inserted into the bottom of the relay box).

Mick

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Usually the terminals are typical female connectors with a tab to hold them in position. I know that Britax do the same for their relay mounts and the terminals are available for sale. Worth a look, you just need to see if it is the standard or wide spade.

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Gday znelbok

I need the terminals (the part that crimps onto the wires and is then inserted into the bottom of the relay box)

Not sure how desperate you are at utilising the small relay box but there is a few cheaper options before spending big and you can easily get other relay connector blocks that would fit in there and the spade connectors that clip into the blocks!

Unless is a customers car #'s 1 - 2 & 3 are good option's!

#1 Go to wreckers (Fav option) with a pair of side cutters and take the box with relays & wiring connected

#2 Good old eBay Click link >>> eBay

#3 See if you can fined something in this link below that does the job! (Loads of fun bits on this web sight).

Click link below!

Automotive Electrical Relays, Mechanical Relays, Connectors and More

#3 I do believe this is the part number (Below) for the harness but i advise you confirm first as diagram is not so clear on details & i wont take the fall for that one if wrong! Lol

WIRE, ENGINE, NO.2 - 82122-3D170

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Amayama

Cheers