That's the Air Force's new Millenial MottoI’d rather just get it done on the first try next time.
With all that quality work you put into your build I'm surprised you didn't install a drain petcock in place of the block drain plug.I did end up buying the lisle no-spill setup. I’d rather just get it done on the first try next time.
Now to siphon the coolant level down low enough to pull the tstat housing off without dumping too much all over the place.
Sounds like a next week job. I do want to troubleshoot the code 33 a bit. I checked everything and it should be working. Scratching my head on this.
I gotta say Mike, that work is top notch! When are you planning on getting it all buttoned up?
If you look closely, most of your [blade] fuses today are rated for 32V. The older tube-style were mostly rated for 250V and were slow-blow.I'm surprised my set up has been working for a couple years. I've got 20amp fuses on each fan and 30amp relays. They work though.
If you look closely, most of your [blade] fuses today are rated for 32V. The older tube-style were mostly rated for 250V and were slow-blow.
60 amps at 12V is 720 watts (not that the wattage is the be-all and end-all for fuses, it's just a reference) and is momentary. A fuse designed for 20 amp at 32V should theoretically handle 640 watts-ish continuously.
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