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1G Is brake switch capable of runing vacuum pump

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GSX_Dan

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Jun 27, 2004
Chicago, Illinois
Wondering if I need to add a relay to run a vacuum pump (audi) on my auto. Right now i have the 12v from brake switch going to pump and it sounds healthy, not blowing fuses. It's been like this for a while but I don't want to burn out the switch over time if it's not rated to handle that kinda load.
 
Wondering if I need to add a relay to run a vacuum pump (audi) on my auto. Right now i have the 12v from brake switch going to pump and it sounds healthy, not blowing fuses. It's been like this for a while but I don't want to burn out the switch over time if it's not rated to handle that kinda load.

You'd likely be better off longer term using that 12v to switch a relay and let the relay with a direct battery connection handle the high current stuff. That's a relatively straight forward install and pretty cheap. I'd suggest going that route.
 
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