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Using the proper fuses 200

posted by  Stickbuilder on  Sat Jan 12 14:12 CST 2008
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I scrubbed the contacts with a brass bristle brush, and worked a piece of copper wire around down in the contacts of the fuse holder (mine is like a GM flat fuse) and coated the fuse with dialectric grease before I reinstalled it. I know it's not my imagination, the darn thing runs smoother since I changed the fuses. I only paid 10 or 11 bucks for the double set, and I actually have enough to replace them all again, plus some spares.

Bill






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