getting ready to test the electrical circuits...
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Melting Slicks
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getting ready to test the electrical circuits...
The engine and trans are out, as it the entire interior including steering column, dash, carpets... you name it.
I would like to test all the circuits and lights safely while everything is stripped down.
I bring power in through the black spliced to red wire from the horn buzzer ?
Anything I need to be careful for ?
MTIA,
D.
I would like to test all the circuits and lights safely while everything is stripped down.
I bring power in through the black spliced to red wire from the horn buzzer ?
Anything I need to be careful for ?
MTIA,
D.
Burning Brakes
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Suggest you put a fuse holder inline with your power lead either in case you screw up testing something, accidentally touch something hot to ground, or if your harness has a dead short in it somewhere.
Last edited by wadenelson; Mar 11, 2019 at 12:47 PM.
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Melting Slicks
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Thanks Gents !
Ha ! Very clever. Of course ! I should have thought of that. That makes a lot of sense.
And you would... go through all the circuits and check for continuity? Any particular order? Anything not to miss... or go hog wild and check everything ?
And you would... go through all the circuits and check for continuity? Any particular order? Anything not to miss... or go hog wild and check everything ?
Race Director
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After following the other suggestions, I'd use a power supply with a digital display and a current limit. You'd be less likely to cook anything, and you can use it to find shorts and other current draws.
