Interior light delay relay

[spikep]

Hi,

Can anyone get me the part number of the interior light delay relay please.

Thanks
Spike

[Barreti]

Details are now in the Griffith Parts List wiki Spike

Edited by Barreti on Wednesday 25th February 19:03

[PH430]

It's a Ford part. Mine's a Ford Escort part

[Barreti]

Incidentally, I read somewhere recently there is still a draw on power if the relay is activated by a door being open - even if the interior lights have been turned off.
It might well explain a couple of mysterious flat batteries I've had as I've been known not to bother shutting the doors when I'm working on the car in the garage.

[spikep]

Thanks for the info, relay ordered.

[5.0ltr]

Barreti said:

Incidentally, I read somewhere recently there is still a draw on power if the relay is activated by a door being open - even if the interior lights have been turned off.
It might well explain a couple of mysterious flat batteries I've had as I've been known not to bother shutting the doors when I'm working on the car in the garage.

Ian, it does and it will.

[neutral 3]

I don't shut the doors either ! Could be what's draining the batt on mine too.

[Hoover.]

5.0ltr said:

Barreti said:

Incidentally, I read somewhere recently there is still a draw on power if the relay is activated by a door being open - even if the interior lights have been turned off.
It might well explain a couple of mysterious flat batteries I've had as I've been known not to bother shutting the doors when I'm working on the car in the garage.

Ian, it does and it will.

That was the issue with my car for years,,,,, found out the pin was not been pushed all the way home when the door was shut...... if testing and lying in footwell with volt meter you'll push switch home manually and close the circuit and all looked good, but if checked with door closed it was still pulling a current...... solution new rubber contact pads on doors .... took 3 years to work this out

Edited by Hoover. on Sunday 1st March 10:21