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Old 05-24-2015, 03:12 PM
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Thumbs up I did the the upgrade
To the Jimbob tech tip.
TC wanted 15.00 for the kit so I made my own.
Works great.
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Well done Joisey Boy. Do you notice any improvement?
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Yes I do Sir,and the new owner will also. He is coming wed to pick it up.
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I also had to add a relay on my 1572. Just clicked most of the time even with the new starter. Haven't had one problem since.
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To the Jimbob tech tip.
TC wanted 15.00 for the kit so I made my own.
Works great.
OK, I'm dumb. What is it and what does it do?
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OK, I'm dumb. What is it and what does it do?
I think this is it.

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Good deal, it helps with your sale and the new owner will benefit from your knowledge for years to come. I did the same on my 882 and it works great! It was a Lew price for me, 0$. Just some spair parts I had lying around.
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Thanks CubDieselFan! Learning but, slowly.

Hey! I'm gonna be 68 in a few months, I have plenty of time...........maybe.

PS. I love ignition by compression!
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Good deal, it helps with your sale and the new owner will benefit from your knowledge for years to come. I did the same on my 882 and it works great! It was a Lew price for me, 0$. Just some spair parts I had lying around.
Same here 0 dalla.
started it today ,turned right over,before I did it ,it just clicked
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Glad it worked for ya, thanks for sharing!
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