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Old 11-03-2012, 07:28 PM   #8 (permalink)
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My internet connection is slow so no photos until next week but I believe I have tested the DC-DC fuse (on the side of the battery between the DC-DC and battery) and it appears to be good. (which is bad news actually but not unexpected) The guy I bought it from was likely pretending to be dumb, he likely ran through the whole kabootle without a reasonable solution. As is the car works fine, much like an alternator delete car.

I am wondering what the best as found method of testing the DC-DC or 12v wires to the rear is since it seems to be tuff to fit in there.

I looked at this
http://www.insightcentral.net/encycl...njunction.html
No joy as I don't really see what I should on the 12v items I can reach.

My thought is if I want the car on the road in style nearly instantly, deepcycles are to go in the tub, and I will start work on the AC delete / alternator swap ASAP. Harnesses are not my strong suite and the more I look the more I think this really is the case.

Cheers
Ryan
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