VMI Fuse & Relay Panel Instruction Manual
This guide provides fuse and relay layout and connection instructions for VMI harness configurations. Proper use of relays and adherence to wiring specifications is critical to ensure safe and reliable operation.
Important Safety Notice
This harness requires relays with internal suppression resistors. Do not use relays without internal resistors as doing so may cause damage to diodes, LEDs, and resistors.
Relay Orientation
Correct Orientation:
- Terminal 30 -> 87A
- Terminal 85 -> 86
Incorrect Orientation:
- Terminal 30 -> 87
- Terminal 85 -> 86
Relay Identification
Relay B - BTSI (Brake Transmission Shift Interlock)
Relay C - Power Supply
Relay D - Ramp Out
Relay E - Ramp In
Relay G - Kneel Up
Relay H - Kneel Down
Relay J - Auto Up
Fuse Assignments
Fuse #1: Blank
Fuse #2: Blank
Fuse #3: 5A - BTSI Relay (B) - Contact 86; Power Relay (C) - Contact 86; Auto Up Relay (J) - Contacts 86 & 87; Remote AUX Switch (+)
Fuse #4: 20A - Kneel Up Relay (G) - Contact 87
Fuse #5: 3A - (+) LEDs 1-2, 4-7; Ramp Out Relay (D) - Contact 86; Ramp In Relay (E) - Contact 86; Kneel Down Relay (H) - Contact 86
Fuse #6: 20A - Kneel Down Relay (H) - Contact 87
Fuse #7: 20A - Ramp In Relay (E) - Contact 87
Fuse #8: 20A - Ramp Out Relay (D) - Contact 87
Notes
- Fuse colors illustrated do not represent actual fuse colors.
- Refer to vehicle service documentation for proper relay sourcing and wiring compliance.
Label No.: FN9256
Relay and Fuse Diagram

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