Cut steel wahers!
Copper won't last
Copper won't last
Seeking hands on help in CT. (1 Viewer)
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NeverGiveUpYota
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Interesting. I had read copper was the better choice in that sort of application? And totally not doubting you... just saying I’ve read of others choosing copper first.
guessin..prolly work fine
I just cut steel ones.
I just cut steel ones.
NeverGiveUpYota
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My gf is a metal smith. She said both steel and copper melt at about the same 1500. So then it comes down to strength.
I picked up a couple new 1/2 steel washers at my local Ace. I swear I have a weird love of that store; every time I look in their bins I find something more close enough to Cruiser misc parts, clips, ect.
I picked up a couple new 1/2 steel washers at my local Ace. I swear I have a weird love of that store; every time I look in their bins I find something more close enough to Cruiser misc parts, clips, ect.
yodafrick
Cruiserhead
You driving her yet?!?!?
NeverGiveUpYota
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Ha! Nope. Was having a no start one click. I did what I could testing the pos wire from battery to starter and have resistance. Pulled the starter and bench tested it. It tested all okay, motor and solenoid together and separate.
I did order a ‘new’ starter tho this one did check out, it’s pretty sad and the electrical looks pretty ugly.
Need a break in the temps to reinstall and check further what’s up.
I did order a ‘new’ starter tho this one did check out, it’s pretty sad and the electrical looks pretty ugly.
Need a break in the temps to reinstall and check further what’s up.
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never give up..
NeverGiveUpYota
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Yeah... I ain't... just too damn cold to be outside in my driveway working plus kid doesn't allow me much time to focus by myself.
