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13-06-2018, 11:15 | #61 | |
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13-06-2018, 21:36 | #62 |
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FAO Lazyferret
One of the wires looks quite yellow but I think it might be more of a white, the pins are numbered on the inside of the plug too Clive. Ignore the Scotch clip wire thingys, they were supposed to be temporary until I decided whether I liked it or not, I have discovered some really good connectors today though, I'm gonna post them eksewhere 20180613_185052.jpg |
13-06-2018, 21:50 | #63 | |
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13-06-2018, 22:06 | #64 |
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Is your switch inside Doug or is it under the bonnet?
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13-06-2018, 22:22 | #65 |
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13-06-2018, 22:27 | #66 |
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14-06-2018, 17:10 | #67 |
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Hopefully you can see in this pic that the wires are not cut but spliced into....
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14-06-2018, 17:11 | #68 |
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14-06-2018, 17:22 | #69 |
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If you get over ambitious about turning it up, does it put the truck into limp mode?
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14-06-2018, 17:41 | #70 |
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14-06-2018, 18:51 | #71 |
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Sorry for all the questions... I am trying to decide how best to have a play with this... how much do you normally turn it? e.g. much past the half way point, or is it only really in the first half of it?
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14-06-2018, 19:32 | #72 |
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This is off, it turns anti clockwise and does not do a full revolution, about half/two thirds....
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14-06-2018, 19:37 | #73 |
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This is full, I never drive it like this, not even sure it would drive like this....
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16-06-2018, 21:31 | #74 |
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Well I got 5 mins today and this..
All eventually turned into this... I wired it up as per George's diagram and f**k me this thing shifts, I put a 270 ohm resistor in to stop the resistance dropping too much but on max its immense. No ill effects so far apart from cooking my brakes lol. Well worth it. |
16-06-2018, 22:55 | #75 |
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