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That link to Amazon takes me to relays rather than fuses!. And the relays shown are not what you need. You need ones with a diode across the relay coil, to protect your ecu against voltage spikes . Better to search ebay for “12volt diode relay” as a greater choice on offer. To distinguish, you will see on the diagram etched onto the relay casing, a diode symbol (like an arrow head with a line across the tip), in parallel with the relay coil. Yep I said fuses but meant relays! Thanks for the added detail. I’ve now found these: Bosch 0332209152 Mini Relay 12V 30A, IP5K4, Operating Temperature from -40 Degree to 100 Degree C, 5 Pin Relay with diode https://amzn.eu/d/g2dymNLYes, those relays will be fine.
Doug
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