dirtiest circuit
I have a confession on the ash tray bulb. I knew this truck had one.. but assumed it was gone.
Had not seen this design before..the bulb not only hidden way, but barely visible.
they set it up to avoid ash tray heat Nice way to finish off the ash tray years.
The other weird thing to confess, the filth of that one bulb, remaining in vacuum, blown or not.. has turned into a monster in at least two other vehicles that I can remember.
I have even killed ignition with it.
a 1978 olds delta 88 , possibly my 1974 chevelle.. I have had 23 vehicles. hard telling which ones.
the 87 subaru even had one. that one also had the old school smoker filth. the slimy brown alkalinic carcinogen smell.
you get a battery odor with it.. you can be assured it was a mystery monster
oddly enough, it is the same parking lights on design.
First drive today with it got the engine bay wash odor I gave this some weeks ago.
very old cigarette carcinogen... and as fast it came in, it was gone.
cleared out to the ground for sure.
the lights do not have to be on to be back looped through ground side.
yet another reason I love the LED revolution. the diode lamp puts an end to all that silly stuff.
the full signature is in, and even the runtime noticed it.
very dirty old circuit on the ground side.
the diode light allows no games.
it is one of those simple mysteries.. decades long.
at 385k miles..this truck is lucky to not have had a big smoker.
I also tried my cellphone to the old alpine aux port connection.. very nice sound and volume worked good.
I also got slammed with another SARS type event the other day. Cutoff wheel on some plastic that has given me a hard time before.
I only keep that scrap for being insanely strong. All gone now, used the last of it.
I wheezed my way through the past couple days. not sure what combo that is.. but it tries to kill me.
imagine going to a hospital now with a cutoff wheel caustic and plastic combo causing life and death breathing disorder..
crazier than a hypoxic crew chief struck by lightning while hypothermic and overheating.
I bet they'd call that the covid-19 too.
I have a confession on the ash tray bulb. I knew this truck had one.. but assumed it was gone.
Had not seen this design before..the bulb not only hidden way, but barely visible.
they set it up to avoid ash tray heat Nice way to finish off the ash tray years.
The other weird thing to confess, the filth of that one bulb, remaining in vacuum, blown or not.. has turned into a monster in at least two other vehicles that I can remember.
I have even killed ignition with it.
a 1978 olds delta 88 , possibly my 1974 chevelle.. I have had 23 vehicles. hard telling which ones.
the 87 subaru even had one. that one also had the old school smoker filth. the slimy brown alkalinic carcinogen smell.
you get a battery odor with it.. you can be assured it was a mystery monster
oddly enough, it is the same parking lights on design.
First drive today with it got the engine bay wash odor I gave this some weeks ago.
very old cigarette carcinogen... and as fast it came in, it was gone.
cleared out to the ground for sure.
the lights do not have to be on to be back looped through ground side.
yet another reason I love the LED revolution. the diode lamp puts an end to all that silly stuff.
the full signature is in, and even the runtime noticed it.
very dirty old circuit on the ground side.
the diode light allows no games.
it is one of those simple mysteries.. decades long.
at 385k miles..this truck is lucky to not have had a big smoker.
I also tried my cellphone to the old alpine aux port connection.. very nice sound and volume worked good.
I also got slammed with another SARS type event the other day. Cutoff wheel on some plastic that has given me a hard time before.
I only keep that scrap for being insanely strong. All gone now, used the last of it.
I wheezed my way through the past couple days. not sure what combo that is.. but it tries to kill me.
imagine going to a hospital now with a cutoff wheel caustic and plastic combo causing life and death breathing disorder..
crazier than a hypoxic crew chief struck by lightning while hypothermic and overheating.
I bet they'd call that the covid-19 too.
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