GreensvilleJay's latest activity
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread voltage regulator.you need a dental pick or similar tool to push up the retainer on the wire side, then pull the connector out. Helps if you have 3...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread Daily Chuckle.you can do that with a UPS and it'll run for HOURS
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L3901 - tiller options - the sequel.Looks pretty heavy duty and already is offset. Considering you're just 'scuffing' the soil and not 'tilling full depth', I'd expect...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread Any Easy Way to Determine Hydraulic Fluid.FWIW... I have a similar 'toy splitter' , I use to make kindling from scrap 2by4s. Maybe use it 2-3 times a year. great tool,fun and...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread A truck and trailer thread..All my CJ-5s had manual hubs, so no big deal.. but the Willys Pickup was a true off frame restoration and the hubs were nice 'oddity'...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L35 temp and fuel gauges not working.I googled '7 volt regulators' and this...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread M8540 blower resistor alternatives.yes, Digikey was my #1 supplier, 4 decades ago. I could order by 8PM tonight, and get the parts just after lunch tomorrow ! back then $8...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L35 temp and fuel gauges not working.old skool...real gauges, they are slow to respond. the reason for the voltage regulator is to give a better 'response', more accurate...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread Looks like a clean tire puncture.should be able to drive it 'close to road' or 'barn'. then remove and take to town. it'll be a lot cheaper than an onsite service call.
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L35 temp and fuel gauges not working.easy to test... you can use a 6 volt battery or even a 9 volt to test the temp gauge--sensor--gnd. also use 12volts if you 'pulse' it (...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L35 temp and fuel gauges not working.well the only way to prevent that would be to have a separate +7V regulator for the temp gauge. maybe take the fuel gauge off the PCB...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread Really smart guys.Well the gals on the counter at the local dealership notice so hard to believe 'head office' doesn't know ! heck it's in THEIR books...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread L35 temp and fuel gauges not working.It's internal within the 'fuel gauge'. The 'gauge' (meter) only needs 2 connections, source of power and sender. Your 'gauge' has 4...
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread BX2200 main lights not working after shortcut.hmm, do you have the wiring diagram for the cab ? Otherwise it'll be a real 'challenge'.
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GGreensvilleJay replied to the thread A truck and trailer thread..I sent the lock-o-matic hubs to Warn to fix(Lifetime WARNtee), they couldn't, so sent them back WITH a brand new 'manual' set of hubs.