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Does the DME relay look bad to you?
It was running two weeks ago....:eek:
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Give it a squirt of WD40!!!!!!
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Deoxit D5 will make it look new again...
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Built to last. Wonder if the puter looks like that too?
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And the barometric pressure sensor, and the pedal cluster, and the... .... Did that car come from New Orleans?
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Nope it was a leak in the convtible top.
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A little epoxy fixes most rattles.
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Lol!!!
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Yikes, that does look a little bit second hand. ;)
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looks like it has been in water
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Spray the parts that are supposed to move with WD-40, and the parts that are static - wrap them in duct tape. It will be good as new!
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Is it for sale?
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Well, the two relays showed up last night from Pelican. One is a spare....slipped it in and she fired right up.
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Any idea if a line of silicone along the seam be advisable?
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That's great news JB. Sealing idea doesn't sound bad at all, an extra bit of insurance. RTV or similar maybe. I hate to ask, did the DME itself get spared?
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The relay was resting on the floor. The DME had a bit of space and did not get a bath.
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