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Nope.CUCVRUS probably has the most helpful number of posts on this site for CUCVs.
Warthog IMHO. As for bees, driving everyday is the only thing I can think of (PS I hate Bees).I stand corrected. Who then?
Yes I heard of that hack job. Where you cut the wiring up and put this big ugly solenoid under the dash. Now whats your point? I have over 30 years behind the wheel of many CUCV's and never needed it yet. Like I said before. The problem is caused by hard starting low amperage. If you have a fear of this failure. Simply turn the stock relay around and have the plug facing the firewall. If it should happen. And it may. Pull the plug. The cranking action stops. If you don't have time to do that stand there and watch it burn. My point is the modification can be done with a different direct plug in relay. No cutting of the wiring and it is as simple as that. My experience has been to fix the current problem and not redesign the vehicle. It is to easy to hack things up because someone told you to. Trust me. You do NOT need to cut the plug from the harness. But do as you wish. What do I know? What would you do if the strter was stuck in the ring gear? It would still be cranking. Thank you to the people that I have helped. Even if it is just 1. Have a Happy Easter. And do what ever you want to your CUCV. It is not mine. I am just a back woods guy that get by on common sense and know how. Someone out there makes an excellent plug and play relay. I have a few in use. Someday, someday he may release it to sell. Have a Great Day.Ever heard of the doghead mod?
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You know it's just fine when you do not agree with something but, you totally lack tact.Yes I heard of that hack job. Where you cut the wiring up and put this big ugly solenoid under the dash. Now whats your point? I have over 30 years behind the wheel of many CUCV's
As a kid I learned the hard way to never kick a "bees nest". I think all should just chill out on such a childish skirmish "let alone on Easter" .You know it's just fine when you do not agree with something but, you totally lack tact.
There is no reason to post such rude arrogant negativity all the time.
Your know it all attitude really shines through, so no need to spit on us idiots after you kicked us in the face.
Please tone it down a bit...
Sounds like good target practice.I just wanted to throw in there no problems with wasps however feral cats like to get into the vehicle and sleep on the seats male's spray which i think I would rather have the wasps. Just saying
Death from a black widow bite is rare, unless you happen to be a male black widow, in which case, it's pretty much a done deal.Bite from Black Widow spider.
Few days of misery, followed by death.
No wasps, but mind you take care 'round them spiders.Fun side note, black widows love wasps. You could put a few of them under the hood.
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