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04-29-2008, 09:23 PM
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FUCK the fucking fuckers
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: THE only Bay Area, Northern California
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well, I replaced the broken part, I still don't understand how the hard plastic affected the conductivity but I'm not an electrician. If anyone can explain it, please do so. I just thought it was hard plastic. Maybe the exposed metal was grounding???
 It has been running perfect since the broken piece was replaced. I am noticing some flluctuations in voltage (based on the stock voltmeter) from 12V to 13V. Sometimes it's at 12V, most of the time it's at 13V to 13.5V   ^^^NOTICE how the B-terminal connector isn't going in the whole way??? I noticed the metal stud going to the B-connector still had plastic on it. I did my best to remove as much of the plastic with the smallest tools I had and the new one went on snugly.  
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