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Originally Posted by swamp rat
Yea for the thick stuff i use and a putty knife and hand wire brush, then oven cleaner followed by a hose while in the driveway (and side yard too) Remember tho that oven cleaner eats paint..
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Yeah, its one of those, "wish I had known that" before it happened haha.
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Originally Posted by knomadd
I couldn't see spending that much money on a pair of crimpers, so I bought these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
They did a great job on most of the connectors, but there where some connectors that took a bit of initial tweaking to fit inside the jaws. I'm not sure if the terminals are just extra thick, or if the crimpers I bought weren't for the bigger connectors, but I made it work. I'd say these worked great on about 90-95% of the connectors. |
Great! I would rather buy a pair then do the rental process with AAW. Better to have a tool, then not.
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Originally Posted by litew8
Can't see the part you are asking about too well. Guessing it ties one side of the engine down preventing engine torque movement.
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Thats what I figured, but it was attached when I pulled the engine, almost positive.