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Hi everyone, This post is being set up to simplify searching and posting information about the Intellitec BD2 Battery Disconnect. This is an electro-magnetic relay battery disconnect used on at least some of the later model coaches. They inlude a small control panel with toggle switches and red lights and electro-magnetic relays. In our Monarch the control panel is near the door on the central dash console with two electro-magnetic relays (Coach and Chassis) with two fuses each on the engine compartment wall under the bed on the passenger side. Links to earlier posts: Post with phone number of one source. https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...913972187#6913972187 Post with photos of control panel and relays (in 97 Monarch). https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...683926267#1683926267 Post with Moonbeam-Express description of relay operation. https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...131013703#3131013703 Post with Intellitec BD2 Chassis Relay issue. https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...=206105752#206105752 Intellitec web page. http://www.intellitec.com/inde...Guard_2000/CREATEPDF Master Techs Inc web page. One supplier. http://www.mastertech-inc.com/ Thanks, Wally C. | ||
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Most mechanics would know this but for anyone else working on these relays. Securing/tightening the battery cables to the terminals requires holding the inner nut with a small thin section open end wrench to keep it from turning and breaking the relay innerds and voiding the warranty while rotating the outer nut to not more than 9 ft lbs. With all the cables and wires there is not much room to work with. Thanks, Wally | |||
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