Kwaich 12V 5-Pin Relay w/Bracket — Replacement for Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, OEM fit, High-Current

Compact 12V 5-pin electrical relay with a mounting bracket designed to replace factory relays like 56007080AB/56007078AB across selected Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram models.

This Kwaich replacement relay reproduces the common 30/85/86/87/87a five-terminal layout and includes a mounting bracket for direct swap in many older and newer FCA vehicles. It’s made for high-current relay locations where the original relay has failed or when a like-for-like part number match is required. Before ordering, confirm the old relay’s reference number, terminal pattern and bracket shape to ensure proper fit and circuit compatibility.

Which vehicles and part numbers does this relay match?

This relay covers many factory reference numbers and a broad set of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram applications. Compatibility depends on model year and trim, so matching the old part number is recommended.

• Replaces: 56007080AB, 56007078AB, 56007078, 56055667AA, 56055667AB, 68086830AA, 68225111AA.
• Chrysler: 200, 300, Sebring, Town & Country (various years listed above).
• Dodge: Avenger, Caliber, Challenger, Charger, Grand Caravan, Journey, Nitro, Durango, Dakota, D-series.
• Jeep & Ram: Grand Cherokee, Liberty, Wrangler, Compass, Patriot, Ram 1500/2500/3500 and C/V variants.

What electrical circuits can this 5-pin relay serve?

Depending on vehicle wiring and trim, this relay may function in several high-current or control circuits. Always verify the circuit assignment in your vehicle’s fuse/relay diagram or by inspecting the original relay before installation.

• Possible uses: radiator fan, external fuel pump, ABS motor pump, air injection or headlamp washer delay.
• Other roles: vacuum pump, fuel heater, axle locker or CNG system relay in select models.
• High-current ready: rated for common automotive switching duties where factory relays are used.

How do I confirm this relay will fit my vehicle?

Fitment requires a few quick visual checks and reference comparisons to avoid returns or installation issues. The physical bracket, terminal arrangement and case diagram determine compatibility more than vehicle make alone.

• Compare old relay part number and printed case diagram (30/85/86/87/87a).
• Match the blade-pin terminal layout and connector shape before ordering.
• Check bracket angle and mounting points against the factory relay location.

What installation precautions should I follow?

Safety and correct diagnostics keep the job simple: disconnect battery power, confirm you have the correct replacement, and test the circuit after installation. If unsure, consult a repair manual or a qualified technician.

• Turn vehicle power off and remove keys before swapping relays.
• Verify terminal continuity and bracket alignment prior to final mounting.
• After install, test the related system (fan, pump, etc.) to confirm operation.

Who this is for: This Kwaich 12V 5-pin relay with bracket is intended for owners, mechanics and fleet technicians who need a like-for-like replacement for worn or failed FCA relays. It’s suited to DIYers comfortable comparing relay numbers and terminals, and to professional shops replacing relays in the listed Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram models. If your vehicle’s circuit layout or part number differs, consult the OEM parts catalog or an electrical specialist before purchase.