Cleaning Fuse Panel and Grounds
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Racer
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From: Moore, SC
Cleaning Fuse Panel and Grounds
A couple of months ago, I happened across a thread where one of the forum members spent a great deal of time and energy taking apart, cleaning the ground connectors, terminals, fuses, etc. in the fuse panel. There were a lot of pictures, before and after, plus the entire step by step proceedure this member performed. I have thought of doing the same process to my 928 and wanted to use that thread as a guideline. I have done a search under fuse, fuse panel, cleaning fuse panel, terminals, relays, and anything else I could think of to find this thread, to no avail. Does anyone remember this thread, who posted it, or how I can find it? Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally Posted by nee.dragger
A couple of months ago, I happened across a thread where one of the forum members spent a great deal of time and energy taking apart, cleaning the ground connectors, terminals, fuses, etc. in the fuse panel. There were a lot of pictures, before and after, plus the entire step by step proceedure this member performed. I have thought of doing the same process to my 928 and wanted to use that thread as a guideline. I have done a search under fuse, fuse panel, cleaning fuse panel, terminals, relays, and anything else I could think of to find this thread, to no avail. Does anyone remember this thread, who posted it, or how I can find it? Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
Pro
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Nee.Dragger,
I think you are probably looking for a page by SharkSkin on that subject. He did a really good job with it and can be found at (http://members.rennlist.com/sharkski...04-Bzzzzzt.htm). His site is on my favorites menu.
Rob
I think you are probably looking for a page by SharkSkin on that subject. He did a really good job with it and can be found at (http://members.rennlist.com/sharkski...04-Bzzzzzt.htm). His site is on my favorites menu.
Rob
