Subject: RE: Bad Electron Day/ fuse block
Author: Scheer, Peter L
Date: May 15, 2001, 10:15 AM
Post ID: 1706731663
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John
here is an earlier reply on that. I am seriously thinking about going this
way soon ( a good winter project)
Pete
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Ian, what's your opinion on replacing the wiring on a stock loopframe? That is, go with the original-type fuses and connections in the stock location, or upgrade to newer blade-type fuses, maybe in the headlight shell, maybe elsewhere? For that matter, I'm starting to pick up flakes of chrome in my oil, do you recommend cast-iron or nickasil cylinders? OE switchgear or Japanese switches? Actually I spoze it's my call, since I don't ever plan to sell this baby... Thanks, John Willcox Denver, CO ============================================================ jewelry and more. CyberRebate.com - The Land of the Free!TM http://click.topica.com/caaab7Gb1dfltb2DJrHf/cyberrebate ============================================================ ==^================================================================ EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here:http://topica.com/help/unsub.html Or send an email To: Loopframe_Guzz-@topica.com This email was sent to: plsc-@tycoelectronics.com T O P I C A -- Learn More. Surf Less. Newsletters, Tips and Discussions on Topics You Choose. http://www.topica.com/partner/tag01 ==^================================================================ |
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Subject:0 ab Re: Fusespar
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Hello Hunter,par
I was planning on trying a fuse block available from J.C.Whitney, =
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no.03DY7115W described as an "Auxiliary Fuse Block" for $24.95.par
"High-heat-resistant ABS plastic housing" with "clear Lexan cover." =
Holds sixpar
"blade" type fuses (as used on most all new cars) and has spade =
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connectors. Check it out on their website @ www.jcwhitney.com and =
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part no. Better picture than in the catalog, no typos in the =
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fuse panel for about $40 if I remember correctly. Cheers,par
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| Credo:par May parts and wires die so that fuses may live!par Are wires plugged in to the melted terminals? If so their colors will = |
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