wiring done ,again.

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lowie
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wiring done ,again.

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Well I have finally got everything to do what its supposed to this time without blowing fuses(touch wood),I got up early this morning and started ripping yesterdays wiring out I had fuses blowing things working and then not working the horn even started going by its self at one stage,so I gave up in disgust and went in side and watched the tv.Well after ripping out all the wires I found that all that was causing my trouble was that I had trapped the horn wire between the switch block and the handlebars and it was shorting out,and should I have looked ther first? before I ripped it all out because I was sure that I had something wired wrong,yeah,well next time ,eh.So far my list of injuries is growing pretty fast, if any one needs a stunt man for a" how not to do it",video I'm your man,Having recovered from cutting my fingers with the angle grinder while making a new top motor mount, I got out the first aid kit,put the hospital number on the speed dial and ventured out into the shed, I then proceeded to rip out the wiresand managed to stab myself in the left hand with a pair of needle nosed pliers,I think that it was still a bit numb when I cut my left thumb while stripping a wire that I needed to join into,I soon forgot about that though as I picked up the soldering iron by the tip Christ it was hot,burnt me on the same spot as the other day,you see I was holding the wire and just felt round for it with out looking, I was trying to rush ,it can happen to any one,any way as I stood up I whacked my head on the handlebars and nearly ko'ed myself,are you begining to see why this wiring took me all day,well I just pushed the bike out the front and took some photos of the bike that Im going to try to post,only got the front guard and brake hose to do now ,so as long as there are no serious injuries it should be finished this week sometime,see ya LowieImage
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Brassy
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Post by Brassy »

Lowie that is one sweet lookin little trumpet man, Do you still have the twin leading shoe brake as I am chasing one for my 64 xlch long term project. :lol:
lowie
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wiring done again

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yeah Ive still got it ,Im going to hang on to it until I see how the springer stands up to our roads,they are really bad around here ,if its alright Im going to get rid of all the standard stuff so if you're interested Ill let you know,see ya Lowie.
latelifecrisis
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Post by latelifecrisis »

I sure hope you get a discount at the pharmacy for bandaids.
Or do you need us to organzise a fundraiser for them? :D
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lowie
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wiring ,done again

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Just a bit of bad luck ,thats all, I was starting to feel a bit like Frank Spencer,.The nurse at emergency did tell me that I had done a great job cleaning up the wounds from the angle grinder though, so I did feel like I got something right,Im just glad the Triumph does,nt run 240volts or I could have been in trouble with all the sparks that I was producing when things started to short out, Ah well nothing ventured nothing gained eh?
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Post by fluffer »

perhaps that should be nothing ventured nothing pained. LMAO but only because I have had days like that meself. good luck.
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looking good will get out soon have a closer look
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lowie
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wiring done again

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Yeah, just let me know when you're coming Steve,Ill unplug all the elecrical stuff so there wont be any accidents.
lowie
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wiring done again

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I like that "nothing ventured nothing pained", I might adopt that as my motto, see ya Lowie
latelifecrisis
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Re: wiring done again

Post by latelifecrisis »

lowie wrote:Yeah, just let me know when you're coming Steve,Ill unplug all the elecrical stuff so there wont be any accidents.
maybe hide all the dangerous tools too while you are at it :D
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Post by DOA »

ohhhh nooooooo you cant do that. chew on a light globe while there and have video running. we need to see who lights up the brightest. you never know when a torch will fail.

cheers doa.
p.s. took 4 hrs in surgery to keep my thumb looking as cute as the rest of me. then i split the finger next to it down the middle 2 days after doc said i could take the hand out of its restraint. lol it now has a single gt stripe.
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lowie
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wiring done again

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Ouch ,sounds painful!
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