🔌 Enhanced Performance Relay - Standard Motor Products RY612 Review

Perfect fit for my 2005 Jeep Liberty. The wipers stopped working properly, this has been fixed. At first I was worried it was the wiper switch or worse the wiper motor, but it turned out to be a $10 fix. Auto parts stores charge over $20 for this relay. This works perfectly. Just stick it in, hope it lasts a long time!

I needed a new relay for my mother in law's 96 Jeep Cherokee and it worked perfectly. I didn't notice any better or worse design compared to the OEM version which performed poorly. I was more interested in getting it working and getting her car working again. I replaced it over a month ago and it's still working perfectly.

HAPPENED IMMEDIATELY DURING THE TRIP. A friend warned against buying it but bought it anyway. Broke in the middle of the ride, all turn signals disappeared. waste of money. Update: It turns out they sent me the wrong product. I didn't check the part number but I should have. explains a lot. Apparently it's too late to do anything about it. (SEE PHOTO)

Looks like a decent and fairly typical relay for many makes of car, does many different jobs, air conditioning, fans, lights, fuel system etc. Used this in Gas F250 year 2000 for the fuel pump circuit. FYI: Some Ford gas products have a separate relay box hidden behind the radio for the fuel pump and 2 others that are not in the cab nor under the main fuse/hood relay panels. Hello and thanks internet for all the great information forums and tutorials on YouTube for things that aren't quite…

These relays are fine. First bet. If you first lubricate the socket in the fuse box with CRC cleaner/lube {BLUE can} or even a WD-40 spray. absolutely no problem pulling it out again in the future if needed. A little lube goes a long way! The relay cover is not removable. These relays are designed to fit the slotted contacts very tightly. This establishes a positive electrical connection to the protected device. They are perfect for both my 1998 Chrysler Sebring Convertible (146,000 miles) and…