The "Schluss" Light
06-14-2004, 03:35 AM
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
Just don't expect anybody in Germany who is not drunk to understand this...
06-14-2004, 04:16 AM
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Originally posted by Nicole
Just don't expect anybody in Germany who is not drunk to understand this...
Just don't expect anybody in Germany who is not drunk to understand this...
P.S. This hijacked thread will now be returned to the normally scheduled programming... Sorry Normy.
06-14-2004, 05:13 AM
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I would measure the bulb resistance by itself, and then in the socket....I bet there is a poor contact there somewhere lifting the current to the point the bulb cant handle. Is the 13+v you are measuring with the engine running, or off? No signs of overcharging anywhere?
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06-14-2004, 06:39 AM
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.... I thought that an incandescent bulb was a 'current limiting' device with the filament output ( & life) designed for a particular voltage: the smallest 1.2W 12vdash light can be strung directly across the 12v battery terminals and last 'forever'. A 6v bulb will last seconds ....
06-14-2004, 04:34 PM
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quote:
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
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The perfect match a hobby and an education.
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
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The perfect match a hobby and an education.
06-14-2004, 05:40 PM
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Originally posted by maddox
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
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The perfect match a hobby and an education.
quote:
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
"Ach, das is ge****en, das schweinhund springenwerk engineeren das dummkopf oktoberfestin getrunken poppencorken mit der drunkschwagger..."
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The perfect match a hobby and an education.
06-14-2004, 11:12 PM
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As a fluent pidgin-Duetsch schpreker, having spent two fondly remembered years of my youth in the Army, I have to tell you Dave that your conjugation sucks...
Anyway, my Euro car has been , uhh, I use the term lightly, Federalized. Someone wired in some nominal rear side marker lights from a Toyota and when I bought the car some lights worked, others not. I don't remember all what was ge****ed, because we blitzed the whole works in one day to get all the lights working right.
The point is... If your car has added lights for US regs, you may check those connections.
Anyway, my Euro car has been , uhh, I use the term lightly, Federalized. Someone wired in some nominal rear side marker lights from a Toyota and when I bought the car some lights worked, others not. I don't remember all what was ge****ed, because we blitzed the whole works in one day to get all the lights working right.
The point is... If your car has added lights for US regs, you may check those connections.
06-15-2004, 01:37 AM
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Originally posted by Parnelli Joneser
As a fluent pidgin-Duetsch schpreker, having spent two fondly remembered years of my youth in the Army, I have to tell you Dave that your conjugation sucks...
As a fluent pidgin-Duetsch schpreker, having spent two fondly remembered years of my youth in the Army, I have to tell you Dave that your conjugation sucks...
Hey Normy, did you try putting one of your zoned bulbs in the other side?
