Electrical problem post slave replacement
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jobberone
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From: Kailua Kona HI
Electrical problem post slave replacement
We replaced the slave and placed a remote bleeder. Of course the first bleeder leaked necessitating pulling the new slave and replacing the first bleeder. Well, that went fine but upon getting everything bolted in the rear tail lights are staying on and that ground is HOT to touch. It ran the battery down in less than 24 hours. Or something did.
Anyone have this problem post dropping the differential and tranny? Any ideas what we have done to cause this problem?
Anyone have this problem post dropping the differential and tranny? Any ideas what we have done to cause this problem?
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From: Dyer, IN
We replaced the slave and placed a remote bleeder. Of course the first bleeder leaked necessitating pulling the new slave and replacing the first bleeder. Well, that went fine but upon getting everything bolted in the rear tail lights are staying on and that ground is HOT to touch. It ran the battery down in less than 24 hours. Or something did.
Anyone have this problem post dropping the differential and tranny? Any ideas what we have done to cause this problem?
Anyone have this problem post dropping the differential and tranny? Any ideas what we have done to cause this problem?
