a relay just caught fire right after a 3-lap test run... i have the photo but im not sure what that relay is... is it for the transmission or is it for something else...
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Asked by Joseph Anthony Oct 17, 2012 at 11:51 PM about the 1996 Honda Civic DX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i blew a relay last weekend... it was on fire... im not sure if its for the tranny or the electrical... my car was stalled,
battery got drained (purchased it just last year) and my tach and speedometer stopped working... i got towed from
highway to the shop... what do you guys think this is for? i have a pic... the relay is behind the engine, bottom part,
connected to the tranny (but my transmission still works fine)... the downside is, battery is drained... need help
before i start buying stuff and have everything up and running again... thanks in advance, guys.

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Joseph Anthony answered 12 years ago

oh yes, its under the ram intake piping, behind the engine left side close to the transmission and battery... what exactly is it for?

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