-- [ From: Bob Nogueira * EMC.Ver #3.1a ] --
While coming back down the Alcan hiway in the Yukon I pulled into a service
station and the attendant told me " you have a headlight out"
It being early in the day I figured I pick up another a few hundred mile
down the road in the next town, so I just nodded at him and said "okay
thanks"
He looked at me and said " No, you actually have a light OUT"
Walking around to the front of the car I saw the light sitting on the bumper
hanging on to the car by the wires.
Lucas may make lousy electrics but they make great retaining cords
Bob Nogueira
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> Date: Wednesday, 09-Dec-98 12:08 AM
>
> From: Charles A Harris \ Internet: (harris_simmons@juno.com)
> To: toad \ Internet: (toad@storm.ca)
> cc: Charles A Harris \ America Online: (CHARRIS990)
> cc: David & Pat \ Internet: (pdburket@intrepid.net)
> cc: MORGANS \ Internet: (morgans@autox.team.net)
>
> Subject: Re: inline fuses
>
> Toad,
> You know I've never had a headlight failure. My starter and generator
> fall off all the time and my left headlight fell out at Texmog last year
> and I ran over the trim ring but light still worked if you did not mind
> it swinging back and forth and banging on the fender. Occasional the bolt
> that holds my transmission in place falls out and that causes the u bolt
> to rattle against the tunnel. I think I will check my two fuses because
> if memory serves they have not been inspected since Carter's
> administration and the foil from the beechnut gum wrapper is probably on
> the left one still. How many of you are having problems with your
> headlights? Is the solution lots of more relays?
> Harris
> On Tue, 08 Dec 1998 20:26:40 -0500 toad <toad@storm.ca> writes:
> >CHarris990@aol.com wrote:
> >>
> >> Dear Friends,
> >> I mean no disrespect but is there a true reason to complicate the
> >electrical
> >> system on a Morgan? Every time you add a relay or anything else
> >there is an
> >> increase of something else to go wrong. If you wish to complicate
> >your life
> >> go talk to your wife. If you must have a more modern electrical
> >system get a
> >> rice burner.
> >> As for removing the radiator, just remove the cowl.
> >> Harris
> >
> >
> >Mr. Harris
> >
> >I must ask with tongue in cheek if you can see in the dark. Once a
> >fuse
> >blows, it blows and you are for sure in the Kingdom of Darkness. If a
> >circuit breaker trips once it has cooled down it resets itrself and
> >viola you have lights again even if for only a fleeting moment. Maybe
> >just enough light to get you safely to the edge of the road stopped.
> >
> >I see you have been takhing to my wife.
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >Toad
> >
> >'59 plus 4
> >'57 Plus 4
> >'33 Super Sport
> >
>
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