I'm just going through the process of replacing all my 6volt bits and pieces for 12 volt parts, and came across this under the bonnet.



Has the following stamped on it:

Ingram 6v 40A 832106R R6FD

Before I swap it out for a 12v part and start tidying up all the wiring, guess I need to know what it is for first I guess :-)

Anyone able to shed some light on it for me?

Andy

Fair chance it's for an upgrade on the headlights circut but where do the wires go to ???

It's not original. Probably a for the horn or headlights. Just disconnect it and see what doesn't work. Just pull the green earth wire off.

Well it supplies power to something only when the ignition is turned on.

Need to trace that Red/blk wire the heads off toward that bundle of electrical tape.

That wire connects to whatever it's powering.

If its actually connected to that wire wrapped up in electrical tape then it supplying power to the blinker relay.

Yep the red/black wire goes to the bundle of electrical tape, with another solid black wire coming out of that bundle, and heading up toward what looks like is the back of the wiper motor switch.

What would be the purpose of running a relay through a relay? Could I just remove the Ingram relay from the equation?

It's just supplying battery voltage straight to the wipers and blinkers by bypassing the ignition switch.

You could remove it but it may slow the wipers and blinkers down abit.

Thanks Joel.

Am in the midst of upgrading to 12v, so might test out how everything works without the relay, easy enough to add in later.

Thanks for the input.

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Originally posted by AyeBee I'm just going through the process of replacing all my 6volt bits and pieces for 12 volt parts, and came across this under the bonnet. Has the following stamped on it: Ingram 6v 40A 832106R R6FD Before I swap it out for a 12v part and start tidying up all the wiring, guess I need to know what it is for first I guess :-) Anyone able to shed some light on it for me? Andy