You do that.
Now if he got across the alternator while it was turning, he could have gotten a little nibble ...
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Now if he got across the alternator while it was turning, he could have gotten a little nibble ...
GCATX
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Spark plug wires.You do that.
Ouch.
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I’m going to take your word for it. Actually one of the worst hits i got wast the neutral of a hot smoke detector (house) circuit. I wouldn’t want to get nailed by plug wires... for that matter, I don’t want to be shocked period any more.
I actually had a customer sheepishly say ‘we just have to keep doing what we have been doing every day’ after they were outed negligently causing a high profile outage. They kept answer shopping up the ladder and cr@p kept boomeranging back to me. Of course, if they had been doing what they should have been doing every day, they wouldn’t have had to be embarrassed in front of all those other people today.
These guys were in full stages of grief, denial, anger, bargaining back to denial, then to bargaining, and anger again, then depression and finally acceptance. I thought of the veep when he said it. Customers....
Klockopotomis
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That could be the result of a loose connection causing minor arc’s which create heat and can cause it to fail or it could be too much current draw on a bad bad fuse. Make sure your terminals are rated for the amperage draw
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