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47 minutes ago, Nominal said:
Will a CB radio work in a positive earth setup - it has separate wires in the power feed, so I guess so? On side of the aerial is earthed too.
I suppose I could test it out with Seedy Al's loan radio first
I'd imagine you would need to rubber mount the CB so the case doesn't short it out?
is it a metal or fibreglass aerial? With rubber mounting?
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Powertool centre is who we use for work, but it's not coming out of my pocket so never cared about price
are they brushed motors check and see if they're getting low/bad connection that can cause it too and makes for a cheap DIY repair
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My old fuel cell just had heaps of black foam type stuff? No idea how good it is but easy & cheap
google fuel tank foam baffle
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Oh and sh4 wanganui to national park is pretty fun (lots of roadworks and pot holes tho), also takes you past horopito wreckers
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On 7 January 2017 at 6:32 AM, michaelme said:
About an hour North of Wellington is the Southward Car Museum, pretty decent
If you go on the 21 feb the car park will be full of motorbikes too (think you still have to pay to look at the cars/inside building) they may open up the workshops out the back too?
http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2016/shiny-side-up-bike-fest/paraparaumu
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I think Igor meant to say Barra turbo?
also https://www.flickr.com/photos/66903760@N02/sets/72157627419931319/
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We use simple green at work and home never minded the smell
We also use crc hydro force for more hardcore/grease&oil cleaning but yeah def have some venting it's like sticking your head in the oven when using oven cleaning
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Planes and wind turbines also
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Pulsar with mini lites (chuck a 1.8 turbs in it) it says racing on the bonnet so you know it goes hard
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1178680244
Or a sport one if the racing version is too much for you
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/nissan/auction-1220475297.htm
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Been a while since I've done maths/ohms but
Assuming the float is usually supplied 12v
Vn would be full12v/40ohm= 0.3A @gauge
12v/290ohm=0.041A @gauge
If you reduced the supply voltage (chuck a potentiometer in and adjust to correct voltage)
With mitsi float
5v/17ohm=0.29A @gauge
5v/120ohm=0.041A @gauge
I could be completely wrong but that works in my head?
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Do you already have tyres? Get white line applied to them?
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More legit way would be to get grape wash (was told its left over from making wine?), old work made a washer that sprayed that on as a pre wash then some sort of neutralising wash after, if you've seen the apl direct grey trucks that's what keeps them shiney
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I happen to own a folding bike
Not a new gay one tho.
Isn't the whole point of a folding bike so you can stick it inside a car?
Yeah that's what I was getting at
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why do some of the old petrol Highace have that realy loud intake sound on the over run? rrrrrrrrrrrrrr bawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaa
is it some stupid mod, get mags on the van and make the intake relay loud
Wife always knew I was almost home when I had one, mate had one too reckoned he fixed it/improved it by fitting new hose from air box to where ever it gets its air from as it was split? Didn't bother me so never looked into it
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I had this ages ago, turned out to be the cars connector, it worked fine with normal lights as they will still operate down till there's no voltage left give or take, where as LEDs are voltage sensitive so won't work on less then x Volts maybe check with volt meter?
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Are ups battery's any good/handle the cranking? , will have a few hundred spare next year
12v, can get specs tomorrow they're ruffly motorbike size
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Hammer drill+12v + 2 ah battery's might not last long, will you be doing much concrete stuff?
Have you tried iTools in pram they parallel stuff in might be able to get 18v for similar money?
(I've never used them but mates builder mates do reckon he's pretty good)
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Have 2003 maxima with vq35de, 180-190kw (well was), 230k ks and was rattle free (till I lowered it and chucked a sub in it)
uses a bit of oil too but def fun dorts and long road trips/overtaking
Mercedes c 230k sport
in General Car Chat
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2000 should be fine for wiring , the biodegradable stuff was early to mid nineties (my 96 e200 suffered from it)
My dad has a 230k, been fairly problem free , I think he's had to replace afm and brake light switch (used for cruise control too so went into limp mode-fairly common on them) also ac does have a slow mystery leak
then just tyres and servicing