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Do these relays look familiar
Found these 2: relays, from last owner 1: 12v the other 24v where do they go?? AND where do I buy the 12vand 24v standard relays??
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There are a handful in the drivers junction box for lights if i recall. The box on the outside right under the drivers window
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Those are or were called octagon relays. Common type of relay. Available a lot of places. Where they are used on a Royale I have no clue.
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Also called ice cube relays. My ’84 has a bunch of them. Most, if not all, are 24v.
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I looked hi and low and I don’t see any place for them, Front electrical box rear box duno, pulled cover off ATS box and I see the low voltage and hi voltage orange relay but non of these??
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Surely Royale used them. I have had them on every coach, Liberty installed.
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Jon Where did Liberty put them?
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Art, I cannot recite all the applications, but Liberty had bay door lock control under the conversion side of the controls and one of the applications was the bay door locks.
How each converter did things is going to be different, but if Prevost did not use that relay it is likely the converter did because it is almost generic in its ability to be used for a lot of applications. Later model coaches seemed to make greater use of the black cubes, but this relay was something I had and have had on every coach.
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Here are a couple of pictures front & rear electrical panels nada
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On my older bus, they are in both the front and rear electrical junctions. I’m sure you’ve already looked there. I also have one in my AC Junction Box, which is less obvious. Here is what the base/socket would look like:
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Art,
My Liberty has 4 of those relays located next to the circuit breaker panel. They pull in right after the main transfer switch pulls in. I think they are for the 4 Cruz Airs. But that is on a Liberty which is different than your coach.
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I have one of those in my steer compartment above the upper Norgren.
Regular relays can be purchased at any auto parts store or Prevost.
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