HOW TO TEST RELAY ANY RELAY

HOW TO TEST RELAY ANY RELAY
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Testing a relay is not as complicated as people think. You will need a 12v power supply or car battery and multimeter voltmeter. This will work on most car relays. Some might differ.
We even opened one of the relays so we can show you how it functions and what it happens when there is electricity charge.
As you can see we had to relays and we tested both of them. Even though both relays were ticking, one of them was not functioning.

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