ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
crazy **** is - the store that has it is one town over from me.. I have called ALL over the dang place this morning..
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So what is taking out the fuse? Place I worked a while back, we had a chair lift on stairway with gelcels. Always on trickle charge when parked. Was rarely used. Killed batteries in about a year if we didn't manually turn power off/on. If we didn't change them (no indicator to tell you either) and it tried to run on dying battery - it took out the control board. You think batteries are expensive?that it do - deep cycle gel batteries - yea, two of them.. 35amp hr.
my other BIL has been dicking around trying to diagnose what was/is wrong with it - after a month he decided the batteries were no good.. not taking a charge... I'm betting he did something trying to make it work that popped the fuse. Weird thing is, it was one of the first things I looked at and I swear it was good when I looked... I suppose I could have missed itSo what is taking out the fuse? Place I worked a while back, we had a chair lift on stairway with gelcels. Always on trickle charge when parked. Was rarely used. Killed batteries in about a year if we didn't manually turn power off/on. If we didn't change them (no indicator to tell you either) and it tried to run on dying battery - it took out the control board. You think batteries are expensive?
You are welcome. NOW I need the window stop for my 69. Any one? Cant put door back together without it being complete.nice call Tim!! thanks man!!!
so just like Dave predicted - they found nothing...Well I'm out of the specialist appointment. No answers, just more questions. More tests to be done. He all but ruled out alcohol.
I could but dont want to have to redo it. I am Mr. redo but it is getting out of hand.You are welcome. NOW I need the window stop for my 69. Any one? Cant put door back together without it being complete.
yeppers - saw that - but I really can't wait on it - need it to happen today or tomorrow - but thanks!
I saw the thread - none of the respondents has panned out?I could but dont want to have to redo it. I am Mr. redo but it is getting out of hand.
You know I ordered those new door panels from Classic Industries and had them the next day! Free shipping!yeppers - saw that - but I really can't wait on it - need it to happen today or tomorrow - but thanks!
wow - as in Holy **** wowYou know I ordered those new door panels from Classic Industries and had them the next day! Free shipping!
No, I guess most guys needing parts are not in a time crunch. So no one is in a hurry. I figured @whitepunkonnitro would have them and he ships quick.I saw the thread - none of the respondents has panned out?
I do think they are used thru the 70'sIf they were still using those in the 70 and up cars - I probably have one
I will try to check for you tonight - we leave on Friday morning so this is gonna be close - I still haven't packed!!I do think they are used thru the 70's
you know - that nylon/plastic piece sure looks a lot like the bushing that is used at the under dash pivot point of a brake actuator arm...I am going for a quick run thru my local pick a part and see if I can get one. Later...
So you did find one locally?crazy **** is - the store that has it is one town over from me.. I have called ALL over the dang place this morning..
yes I didSo you did find one locally?
If not, I called the electrical supply shop across the street, they had them.yes I did
yes I did
nice - thanks for the assist - I do appreciate itIf not, I called the electrical supply shop across the street, they had them.
very coolSCORE!!! Got me a rear valence inbound 45 bucks!