[MotorCityFreecycle] WANTED: Laptop (Detroit)

 

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[DucatiST] Re: Soldering spikes....Be Aware!

 

Do me a favor, please send me a pic, Alistair. I use no soldered connections or "insulation tape" in the headlight harness. Is it possible your installer did?

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--- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, "Alistair A" <orac1waterskiing@...> wrote:
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> I eventually got to the wiring loom for the head light and I noticed on the underside of the insulation tape where it was a hard spike had worked its way through the insulation tape and was 'grounding out' on the headlamp frame.
> Un-soldered the connections and re-soldered with heat shrink.
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[MotorCityFreecycle] offer in w dearborn - wood and metal shelving

 

(the person I thought was taking this has disappeared for 3 days and I'd like it out of my driveway)

anyway, tall (8 feet) display shelving from a pier one store.  wood, very solid, needs to be taken apart.  two of them.  

second, metal, it's a free standing, about 4 feet and about 2 feet tall.  could be used inside

third, a blue painted wood shelving unit.  also nice enough to be used inside

I apologize to anyone who said they were interested, i deleted all of the mail when I thought someone was taking this.  

no, i'm not taking pictures.

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