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Do you want a low coolant alarm at £22.17?
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Re: Do you want a low coolant alarm at £22.17?
If thats the case, silly me , never was a strong point !!!! then you are putting in only 100 times the amount of our latest module and 53 times the old one.......much better but I'm afraid it will still be dangerously high. the above advice still stands.
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Re: Do you want a low coolant alarm at £22.17?
Thanks for the advice, did you notice I did say Maplins got the resistance wrong? Ok i'm a novice when it comes to electronics this is the first kit that I have put together so I am learning. It is now in the lower third of micro amps and said I will find out how low it will go.
Why are you reducing the amps, do you think any amps in the system are bad? Less amps the longer it takes to be a problem?
Why are you reducing the amps, do you think any amps in the system are bad? Less amps the longer it takes to be a problem?
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I'm not a electricky guru myself but I do have the Engine Saver empire behind me. Their R & D dep't are very "switched on" (no pun intended)
Using high current ..as I understand it will first of all make any "probe" type sensor system uery unreliable as the "probes" will get a coating and become resistive.
Then that big hard to spell word..electrolysis..will start moving bits of metal about..then it can alter the PH of the coolant and start to destroy it's properties.
What grade of SS are your probe screws.
Using high current ..as I understand it will first of all make any "probe" type sensor system uery unreliable as the "probes" will get a coating and become resistive.
Then that big hard to spell word..electrolysis..will start moving bits of metal about..then it can alter the PH of the coolant and start to destroy it's properties.
What grade of SS are your probe screws.
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Re: Do you want a low coolant alarm at £22.17?
Ok, if I look at the stainless self tappers every few months an they are still as good as new, no problem then?
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Re: Do you want a low coolant alarm at £22.17?
How remarkably metrosexual of you to know such things TGPThe Great Pretender wrote:electrolysis
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Im having a total body waxing the next full moon.....................missfixit70 wrote:How remarkably metrosexual of you to know such things TGPThe Great Pretender wrote:electrolysis
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