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How Can I Test My Hotwire
I think one of the hotwire harnesses I have may be faulty or have faulty components. How can I test it to be sure? I'm not very electronically inclined so please make it as simple as possible. I do have a voltmeter, test light etc. thanks
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Re: How Can I Test My Hotwire
What makes you think its "faulty"? That might indicate how to properly test it.
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Re: How Can I Test My Hotwire
So it failed once without and it failed once with. Can't see how this indicative of a hotwire failure or shortcoming.
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Last edited by T-TopFlyer; 08-25-2008 at 01:43 PM. |
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Re: How Can I Test My Hotwire
I'm starting to wonder if the Walbro failures are in part due to the stress we all place upon them by the high pressures and voltages due to to the turbocharged environment. Granted, so many platforms (F-Body, Supra, Syclone, etc.) are seeing a high rate, and they are not all pressurized applications. I've talked to other sales sources that are not TR related and they are reporting higher-than-normal failure rates as well.
I don't think its anything you did. The product just is not measuring up and it needs to be improved. Or we will find a better mousetrap.
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They definately need to be improved. Would love to find something that meets the demand that I can depend on again like the Walbros of days past. |
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