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*[[Mini-ISO Relays]], like the ubiquitous Bosch 30A relays. | *[[Mini-ISO Relays]], like the ubiquitous Bosch 30A relays. <br />*[[Micro-ISO Relays]], which are much more compact and better suited to motorcycle applications. <br />*[[Waterproofing Switches]], since the last thing you want is for your heated grips to fail from a corroded switch. <br />*[[OEM-style Connectors]], so your work on the wiring harness won't look butchered. <br /><br />=== Resources === <br />The [http://www.airheads.org/content/view/159/49/ Airhead BMW] page has a ton of great information on relays. | ||
*[[Micro-ISO Relays]], which are much more compact and better suited to motorcycle applications. | |||
*[[Waterproofing Switches]], since the last thing you want is for your heated grips to fail from a corroded switch. | |||
*[[OEM-style Connectors]], so your work on the wiring harness won't look butchered. | |||
=== Resources === | |||
The [http://www.airheads.org/content/view/159/49/ Airhead BMW] page has a ton of great information on relays. | |||
Revision as of 01:18, 4 March 2006
- Mini-ISO Relays, like the ubiquitous Bosch 30A relays.
*Micro-ISO Relays, which are much more compact and better suited to motorcycle applications.
*Waterproofing Switches, since the last thing you want is for your heated grips to fail from a corroded switch.
*OEM-style Connectors, so your work on the wiring harness won't look butchered.
=== Resources ===
The Airhead BMW page has a ton of great information on relays.