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Remember the melt down . Electrical fire behind dash , well tinkering for a few months finally got it going a couple weeks ago . The son has been using it for work . I installed the last item today the fuel sending unit , funny how it didn't take out the pump . Still runs great and took it well :D . 33 mpg is on the road again .
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That had to be fun changing out those burned wires. Glad to see you got it fixed Bobby.
Don
Don Thank You Fun I don't know but at least they matched . Gave me some experience now though for any future.
Great job getting that done ........and people wonder why I like to use lower rated fuses that what is called for......:3dSMILE:
GOOD JOB! Can we say you're a wiring pro now?
Shawn that is a good idea. Car does have quite a few 20 and 30 amp , most likely what kept it going a bit .
34 by no means . When there color matched it does make it easy to plug and play . The most tedious part was the solder then heat shrink then I stilled wrapped a layer of tape .
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Well. All your hard work will pay huge dividends I'm sure!
With gas back on the rise the savings in parking my truck are fantastic . Son is saving to get his own since I dictate what and where mine are going .
BIG 10-4 on that one! I paid 20 bucks and only got 3/4's of a tank!:CRY:Quote:
Originally Posted by bluestang67
It's a new Focus and only holds 12 gallons!:mad: Thankfully it'll get 40 mpg on the highway!:3dSMILE: