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15/03/2019

 Kia Gabriel Boily (130Pts.)

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Numero et couleur terminaux mini relais Fortin

Bonjour j'ai dea mini relais fortin et je n'ai plus le pinpoint. pourriez-vous me le fournir s'il vous plait
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14/03/2019

 Ford Jason Olson (160Pts.)

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Fortin EVO-FORT4 with parking light relay throws Brake Lamp Fault

Installed EVO-FORT4 with RG642W remote kit. Added Metro E5000 SPDT relay and (2) 3-amp diodes to have parking lights come on when autostart. Everything works fine, except when using the autostart the right rear taillight is dim and get the brake light fault showing on the information center. Does not do this when just using the key to start. I do have the 12v+ with 10a fused to the relay. And the (2) 3a diodes tied to the purple/green parking lights + going to the relay. And finally the - from the relay to the brown/white to the EVO module. Any idea what is causing the dim/fault message on the display?
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20/12/2018

 Ford Matthew Sidney (180Pts.)

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Parking Light Relay +12V 4-pin

2018 F-150 STD KEY W/Keyless

I've figured out most of the wiring diagram. The one part puzzling me is the optional "Parking light relay." I understand that I splice one parking light wire, and connect it to two of the relay terminals. Then the other parking light wire looks like I do an inline splice, and take it to another pin on the relay. Finally I need to pull a wire from the 20 pin connecter, to the relay. Finally it shows the +12V 4-pin, do I need to pull a 12v power source to this relay? is that what the diagram is asking? 

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