Jim,
You got a way of taking the fun out of everything...
The pins on the heater are fine, I don't think the connector has been off
since the heater was put in.
But still I'll probably check it...
-Curt
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:58:15 -0800
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> Went down and followed the block heater cord, pulled the thingie off
> and, whoa its shredded. I'm amazed it ever worked, in fact I'm sort
of
> amazed it didn't start a fire! This is beyond shoe-goo and tape, its
> dead Jim. (like that one?)
>
> So its off to Rusty's site to order me up a new one.
Of course you measured the resistance of the heating element
itself to make sure you're not ordering a new cord for a
dead heater, right? Also you checked that the mating pins
in the element are in decent shape so that the new cord will
mate well, right? I gots to ask!
If the end that plugs into the heater is ruined then it is
time to buy a new cord, otherwise it could probably be repaired.
This is why it's important to tie-wrap the new cord to something
stout so that a drive-off will rip the plug end off rather than
ruin the heater end. Then it's just a simple hardware-store
repair rather than new cord (and wait) time.
-- Jim
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Walt Lasher KNOWS what a manual E6B is.
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New-fangled E6B? Go to www.wiltonstrickland.com for photo of my E6B =
(behind
the book, In The BUFF) that has never needed a battery.
Wilton
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