GPR - which one and where to order?

[E55 Bulldog]

I have read a good deal about GPR over the past few days. I'm having slower starts now that it is colder out and figured a new GPR should help out.

I have seen a lot of talk about stancor GPR.

Can any one point me in the right direction of a good GPR that is a good price? eBay has a bunch but I can't say I trust what is on there. Would like something stronger then the OE but don't know what to search for.

Thanks guys

[kramarj]

I ordered mine from here.

586 105111 White-Rodgers | Mouser

[bignate]

Originally Posted by kramarj

I ordered mine from here.

586 105111 White-Rodgers | Mouser

I ordered the same one from them about a month ago. Installed it and it works great!


Nate

[ol_Blue97]

Could also call paul @ complete performance. He usually has them in stock and give u a package deal with beau glow plugs and under valve cover harness if u need them.

[E55 Bulldog]

Great, guys. Thank you for the info. I think Im going to bite the bullet and order one. Once I get it I will prob do the GRP LED mod also.

[E55 Bulldog]

I just ordered mine from McMaster-Carr.com
I have ordered fluidfilm from them in the past and their price was the same as Moser. These guys usually get you your package in a day or 2 with our high shipping costs.

[toad]

Do these last any longer than the oem relays?

[ol_Blue97]

YES!!!!.... its a relay that is actually rated for the amps going through it.

[madpogue]

More importantly, the Stancor is rated for extended contact-closed time. Cheap parts-store relays will handle the current (what "amps" is really called), but when held closed for more than a few seconds, will not last. Our GP relay needs to remain closed for up to two _minutes_. IIRC, the Stancor relay is rated to remain closed and carry current indefinitely.

[Diesel_brad]

Western Plow relay # 56131k . Cheapest and BEST out there for out application
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