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Manstein, happened to me also, but L7apk said he was not getting power to the starter button. "but no power to the switch.". At least that is the way I read it.
BC
# 74 comes from # 27 from the Ign. Sw.then to the starter button and then from there to the starter relay. # 27 comes from the B terminal of the Ign. Sw. Should be very short wire. Either it is broken or the Ign. Sw. is not powering it for some reason. Get out the multimeter and poke around :D...
There is a possibility that part of this plan may not work out. Is there anyone who could get the trailer on it's way to NH from Aberdeen. Conn, NY, or any place closer than Aberdeen? Fuel help of course! Mass, Rhode Island, Vermont???
Thanks,
BC
Jakob, check in the paint and bodywork threads. You may find some answers to your questions there.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewforum&f=46
Good luck with the project :D
BC
Will, when you say conventional, do you mean radiator and fan or a closed engine loop and a raw water side with a heat exchanger, being the keel cooler? Or , is it that there is a fan and radiator and the engine coolant also goes through the keel cooler? In other words, how is it set up exactly...
John, get a copy of TM 11-5820-401-10-2. Invaluable, describes all the parts and what they do, how to hook it all together, etc.
Can't go wrong with spending a few bucks on one.
BC
Check this link also. Brooke Clarke has done all the homework.
http://www.prc68.com/I/VIC.shtml
Hey Stretch, that's what I thought. Get any solids out of it and run it in a mix. He has at least 200 gallons of it and maybe more. Think I'll start to put together a filtering setup.
Thanks guys, :driver:
BC
My friend in town that owns a auto salvage yard pulls and drains many of the fuel tanks off vehicles that come in. He saves any fuel that looks reasonably fresh for himself. Any that looks as though it has "gone by", he stores in barrels and has to pay to get rid of. Well, he offered it to me if...
Could it have anything to do with cold tires with slight flat spots on them? Does the bouncing go away after they get warmed up? Just a thought as that happens to me under certain conditions.
BC
( I know, busy again steelandcanvas :D )
RE: Re: RE: Essential toolbox
Is that a good thing or a bad thing??? Been hanging out at the house today TRYING to get things done before the damn black flies come out aua
BC