Finally got that fire hazard taken care of

JeremyD · Post by **JeremyD** » Jan 25th, '10, 23:23

Of course had to fix the leaks before I disconnected the batteries first.

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Rawleigh · Post by **Rawleigh** » Jan 26th, '10, 09:23

Good job Jeremy!! Feels better doesn't it?

Brewster Minton · Post by **Brewster Minton** » Jan 26th, '10, 09:42

wow much better!

JeremyD · Post by **JeremyD** » Jan 26th, '10, 09:46

Oh yeah! Not sure if I was more shocked at the original house fuses or the 26 years of wiring hacks from previous owners. Some people should not attempt DIY and hire a professional (and good grief if it was done by a professional) . Either do it right - or don't bother.

replaced the battery tray (that was rotting) and installed a new charger that will do a better job with my optima batteries too.

Rawleigh · Post by **Rawleigh** » Jan 26th, '10, 11:53

Nice! These type of projects need to be taken in small manageable steps or you can easily become overwhelmed!! Slow and steady gets it done!

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Finally got that fire hazard taken care of

Finally got that fire hazard taken care of

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