Haha that’s funny chit! Just got home from a long day fixing furnaces. I’m gona have a few of those, hope they didn’t take all of them? Lol
What?! Better not risk it.Have a couple for me too buddy. Tonight’s going to be an off night for my butt
I’ll tell ya tomorrow how it went lolWhat?! Better not risk it.
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Bhahahaha!!!What?! Better not risk it.
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Chocolate milk night?I’ll tell ya tomorrow how it went lol
Is it kicking out right ,what all is wired hot .
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It ain’t the battery, the flux capacitor needs recharging, or the blinker fluid is low.
All sounds good to me must me short in batteryHell, I dunno man.. hahaha! I think I hooked it up right!
I know that when I fire it up, the OE battery volt meter jumps to 14.3, and about 5-10 seconds later, the Aux battery volt meter jumps up. Same as when I hook up the charger, it takes about 10 or so seconds before the blue light blinks on... I'm guessing that means it's charging both batteries then..
I was supposed to ground the single black wire on the isolator, right?
All sounds good to me must me short in battery
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Yep just hook the two together . Thats temporaryI might have pulled it down too far once.. I tend to do a lot of short runs, and hadn't put it on a charger until a couple weeks back, when it left us stranded at the bottom of my pasture. Ever since then, even if I've left it on the charger all night, it doesn't spin the motor like I think it should. Particularly the second or third time.
is there a way to put the aux battery in play to start it? Like a jumper wire from one side of the isolator to the other?
You are SO damn much help!
Dirt road beer. Looks good
Yep mile from house!Dirt road beer. Looks good