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Tyson Howard
- Jan 1, 1970
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I just installed a remote starter into my 1990 Chevy Suburban. It worked
for a while, then it would not start remotely anymore. I found that the 30-
amp fuse in the remote starter was blown. I am assuming that my truck
requires more than 30 amps to start the vehicle. I decided to use an
external relay to do it, but the largest auto relays I can find are 30-amp.
Is it possible to wire 2 of these in parallel (obviously with a fuse
inline) to avoid damage to the relays? If not, what is a good source of
higher than 30 amp relays that I can use to do this?
for a while, then it would not start remotely anymore. I found that the 30-
amp fuse in the remote starter was blown. I am assuming that my truck
requires more than 30 amps to start the vehicle. I decided to use an
external relay to do it, but the largest auto relays I can find are 30-amp.
Is it possible to wire 2 of these in parallel (obviously with a fuse
inline) to avoid damage to the relays? If not, what is a good source of
higher than 30 amp relays that I can use to do this?
