Appreciate the moderation so I have money to spend on more frivolous things down the road that have less potential to cause headaches!
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As others have said:
That rearend is a limited slip Posi, do you have the additive for Posi clutch? I might of missed it if you mentioned it.So it begins
I guess it helps to be able to read an analog clock
Glad to hear you're working to get your 7 yr old clock literate. SWMBO teaches HS students and this year she had to teach several of her classes how to read clocks. Several of her student athletes were resistant at 1st until she pointed out the high $$$ watches (brands better than Rolex) that her student's Athlete Idols wore....all analog...and that they knew how to read them...
Props to her to figure out how to relate and motivate them!Glad to hear you're working to get your 7 yr old clock literate. SWMBO teaches HS students and this year she had to teach several of her classes how to read clocks. Several of her student athletes were resistant at 1st until she pointed out the high $$$ watches (brands better than Rolex) that her student's Athlete Idols wore....all analog...and that they knew how to read them...
I need to use them more! Generic cartridge for the Brother label maker
Audi taught me to use **** splices and with my ratcheting crimper that splice is as solid as can be. We had to endure watching multiple videos where they showed how solder joints can fail and why they felt **** connectors were superior. I go with a 3m heat shrink connector as I have great success with them. I used to build a lot of radio harnesses and if they were coming in and out a lot I would use either the bullet style or flat male/ females so I could unplug them. Still got heat shrinked, as I like the glue bond to the wire.I need to use them more! Generic cartridge for the Brother label maker
Believe they're around 12 bucks for a 3 pack. Biggest complaint is that the label maker can only do 1" tall labels..which on tubing means it's rolled and printed flat and the tube when flat is just short of 1" across. Then when you slip it around a wire its not as big as you thought.....lol
For normal single wire labels it's no problem and their are a couple different sizes....but don't believe you could slip it on 14/2 romex. So far it hasn't been a significant headache and caused me to buy a bigger one....so far.
Currently have no rear speakers but the wires are there ..but not labeled. So ohm'ed them out with the help of a couple of test leads daisy chained together to get them identified and then labeled
Don't have the speakers installed yet though.
Head unit is in...everything is wired up with Wagon lever locks as it's gonna have to come out several more times. The standard bezel is about 1/16 too tall....the narrow bezel is way too small....have to figure out what I'll do to get it just right. So right now the bezels are off.
This head unit needs retained 12v for memory etc so pulled that for the time being from the cigarette lighter. Confirmed it works and fires up the front dash speakers which are laying on the floor....mounting bracket for that isn't just right.....so more work there as well. But the radio is at least in(for now) which is honestly farther then I expected to get today.
For the audience who made it this far....what's your preferred splice or connection for low amperage auto work? Solder and heat shrink....crimp on type connector be it **** or spade....wire nuts and electrical tape? Something else?
