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DOOH!
Need a hint here.
I tried installing a new battery yesterday night, since it was dark I just tried hooking into its original position and did not take care of the polarity. BIG MISTAKE: it was not the same model as I had before !
Now I am trying to figure out what blew up !? Ignition module , PCM, Main relay, fuse ?
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I tried installing a new battery yesterday night, since it was dark I just tried hooking into its original position and did not take care of the polarity. BIG MISTAKE: it was not the same model as I had before !
Now I am trying to figure out what blew up !? Ignition module , PCM, Main relay, fuse ?
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Re: (Canad4rQc)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Canad4rQc »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thank you cyclone
I felt so pathetic at the tought of buying another computer</TD></TR></TABLE>
They aren't THAT expensive. But I would hate to have to buy a new ECU because I switched the battery cables.
I felt so pathetic at the tought of buying another computer</TD></TR></TABLE>
They aren't THAT expensive. But I would hate to have to buy a new ECU because I switched the battery cables.
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Re: (DOHC4life)
I wouldn't even want to go out and buy the 80A fuse that I blew because I hooked it up wrong. I would never tell anyone that I knew... I would get flamed big time.
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Re: DOOH! (DohcSide)
I know someone who did the battery car boosting thing wrong and blew up the battery. Acid everywhere. Some nice holes in his clothes
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Re: DOOH! (Canad4rQc)
Wow that takes skills to do that, and the terminals are different sizes so you can't do that. Guess you didn't hook things up in the right order either (there's a correct order, but my car maintaince brain is numb from being at school). j/k Everyone makes mistakes. I once tried to change the alternator on a dodge without disconnecting the battery first. Didn't realize what I was doing until I was loosening the lead that goes to the battery, touched the engine and sparks flew.
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