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Posted: Wed May 14, 08 9:15 am
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Posted: Wed May 14, 08 9:43 am
oh no, that's awful!!
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 9:56 am
Which is why I ALWAYS disconnect the battery when parked up. Imagine it happening in a row of cars at a show like wheelsday,or in your attached garage.
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 10:08 am
yup, me toolatil wrote:Which is why I ALWAYS disconnect the battery when parked up
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 10:44 am
I was following his build on that site , the time & $$$$$ spent on that car was frightening , prob one of the best chargers in the world
, the guy has posted on here a few times.Posted: Wed May 14, 08 10:52 am
At least the car wasn't totalled,I remember seeing pics on here of the build,absolutely stunning.Let's hope that once his business is back on it's feet he can find the will to re do the car.
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 10:54 am
Just been out and disconnected all mine, never really thought about it before.Charger wrote:yup, me toolatil wrote:Which is why I ALWAYS disconnect the battery when parked up
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 11:00 am
Don't do it on your modern motors. 
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 11:05 am
Nope, just the oldies.Posted: Wed May 14, 08 11:31 am
thought you had to disconnect the battery on these old knackers or else they flatten em within a couple off days,
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 11:53 am
One of these is handy if you need to keep clocks or radio programming going. The fused bit allows small current through. Any short that could cause a fire will blow the fuse first.
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 4:09 pm
I had one of them Dave, there rubbish, kept blowing the fuse`sDave wrote:One of these is handy if you need to keep clocks or radio programming going. The fused bit allows small current through. Any short that could cause a fire will blow the fuse first.
anywayway sorted it now i`ve put a nail in it instead, it don`t blow that 
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 5:19 pm
Was it not the modern ch*vy that went up in flames and not the Chargerlatil wrote:Don't do it on your modern motors.
Posted: Wed May 14, 08 5:26 pm
Cuda440 wrote:I had one of them Dave, there rubbish, kept blowing the fuse`sDave wrote:One of these is handy if you need to keep clocks or radio programming going. The fused bit allows small current through. Any short that could cause a fire will blow the fuse first.
