What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Did you install the Add-A-Fuse upside down?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
I'd say it's time to break out a multimeter, or at least a test light
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Have you considered the current draw, relative to the wire gauge and fuse rating?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Have you considered the current draw, relative to the wire gauge and fuse rating?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Cool. Just making sure you cover your bases. Don't forget to put a fuse after the split, in front of the CB
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http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/...0_fuse_box.jpg
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Originally Posted by Bluelight
There is a relay powering the cigarette lighter.
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Was going to wait until spring, but with Indian Summer temperatures and a little free time this afternoon I topped up the refrigerant in my AC system. I figure that even though there can't be many more warm days this year the AC does run with the defroster so it would be nice for it to be working right. It's fine now, no more rapid compressor cycling.
Also picked up some cheap playing cards at the dollar store to try out jswift716's idea for quickly masking off tires for wheel painting. There was not enough time to do any painting but I did test fit some cards, looks like it's going to work out great.
Also picked up some cheap playing cards at the dollar store to try out jswift716's idea for quickly masking off tires for wheel painting. There was not enough time to do any painting but I did test fit some cards, looks like it's going to work out great.
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Finished up my rear bumper.
Accidently set it wee a bit too high, I solved that by whacking the bottom edge of the liftgate with a BFH.
With the 5-760x joints and the rear bumper out of the way, I can enjoy wheeling.
Also mean I can move on to next project... Looking for a set of 73-76 Chevy 1/2 ton knuckles for high steer.
Accidently set it wee a bit too high, I solved that by whacking the bottom edge of the liftgate with a BFH.
With the 5-760x joints and the rear bumper out of the way, I can enjoy wheeling.
Also mean I can move on to next project... Looking for a set of 73-76 Chevy 1/2 ton knuckles for high steer.