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Please touch your test light to each piece of metal incrementally (with the bad ground in place of course), with the alligator lead of the test light on ground. It should be enlightening for you! Try it. You'll have to bypass the switch, or press the button. Also touch both sides of the lamp with the pointy end of the test light. You've already touched one side, try the other.
Awesome videos! Keep up the good work!!
 
Please touch your test light to each piece of metal incrementally (with the bad ground in place of course), with the alligator lead of the test light on ground. It should be enlightening for you! Try it. You'll have to bypass the switch, or press the button. Also touch both sides of the lamp with the pointy end of the test light. You've already touched one side, try the other.
Awesome videos! Keep up the good work!!
--> keeping it simple in the beginning so as not to confuse people, but don't worry, there is more coming.
 
Ok, moving on to (hopefully) give an understanding of what voltage is! Knowing how to relate to voltage can help explain some things that otherwise wouldn't make sense! I hope I have managed to give an explanation without confusing people more!

 
A little short on time this week, but here is episode 6!

 
—can’t believe I just watched 6 vids hoping to see more of the green 40........ *** looking for some electrical shock therapy schematics to help out with “the sickness”.**
 
*** looking for some electrical shock therapy schematics to help out with “the sickness”.**

Here is a primer for the next video then...

(Just kidding!)

Found this years ago...
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Well happy Easter/April fools day (don't worry, this one is not a trick!)

Today I did a quick-ish (longest video so far!) diagnosis and repair on my turn signal. Fairly straightforward procedure so long as you can remember the basics, and break the problem into smaller parts.

Hope you enjoy this one!

 
Ok, taking a step in a slightly different direction today, with some preventative maintenance for your electrical system - so there is one less thing to troubleshoot later!

 
Little bit of a different direction for this episode, covering electrical crimp connections, how to make proper ones, know they are good, and the tools you need.

Doing it properly is easy with the right tools!


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