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Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: Lemoore, CA
Posts: 74
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Re: Novice and wiring
Ok. Just an update. I replaced the battery cables, fusible link that had been replaced with an inline fuse, changed the oil filter and oil, replaced the spark plugs and cleaned up a poorly done splice, and added a fuel filter. Turned the key and it started right up like it never sat for a day in the field or dead in my driveway for a year. Such an awesome feeling and a big thanks to y’all for the help! It took awhile, but little by little I was able to do the, mostly by myself. The hubby was my muscle and tool retriever.
Yesterday we must have broke some kind of record because we both were working on our respective trucks (his a ‘94 ford power stroke that is being held together by gunk and duct tape- my Dad’s old truck...thanks Dad). We not only got them both running, but we didn’t even argue once. It was a great day for trucks at our house. Of course mine is better, but that’s definitely an argument starter. Lol Now I just need to figure out why the headlights don’t have power going to them but all the other lights work. I’ll be doing some forum surfing today to get some ideas. |
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