Solving problems alone--when help is NOT around.

[johnnyreb]

I found out a way you can check if you are getting spark to the plugs. While inside the cab. Take a piece of wire and attach it to your plug wire and use a tester or if you have a gauge to test the voltage--to see if you are getting enough power. If you are like me--and it is NOT recomened--I hold the wire and if it getting good juice--it will make your arm ****. Like I said--it is not recommend because it can **** you. Shorten your heart/ The VA doctor chewed me out when I told her about it.

 

[Tiha]

I found out a way you can check if you are getting spark to the plugs. While inside the cab. Take a piece of wire and attach it to your plug wire and use a tester or if you have a gauge to test the voltage--to see if you are getting enough power. If you are like me--and it is NOT recomened--I hold the wire and if it getting good juice--it will make your arm ****. Like I said--it is not recommend because it can **** you. Shorten your heart/ The VA doctor chewed me out when I told her about it.

Good idea.

Nope not the safest but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.

 

[paul rondelli]

Dam Johnny

half the challenge of working alone is making sure you are extra safe .... since there is no one around to rescue you.

We are not young and invincible anymore

 

[Motech]

Oh just admit it @johnnyreb , that's your holistic alternative to E.D. meds

 

[johnnyreb]

Oh just admit it @johnnyreb , that's your holistic alternative to E.D. meds

Wish I could get it to work like that. hahahaha

 

[mikefamig]

When I got married in 93 (younger days) my wife and I rode in a 1936 Hudson Terraplane as a photo-op. On the ride the car broke down and I found myself under the hood in my wedding suit and not wanting to waste time I just stuck my finger in the top of the coil and had them turn it....no spark.

Both my wife and my FIL gave me a rash but we made short work of that breakdown and had the trailer come to get the car.

It's been sitting for a long time but we still have that car.

 

[johnnyreb]

When I got married in 93 (younger days) my wife and I rode in a 1936 Hudson Terraplane as a photo-op. On the ride the car broke down and I found myself under the hood in my wedding suit and not wanting to waste time I just stuck my finger in the top of the coil and had them turn it....no spark.

Both my wife and my FIL gave me a rash but we made short work of that breakdown and had the trailer come to get the car.

It's been sitting for a long time but we still have that Now THAT IS A CAR. You must have had it along time and have many fond memories in it and wouldn,t sale or trade it for anything. I have a 66 Farirlane gt . I had since 74. My friend was telling me one day. Everytime he went to have some alone time with his lady up a holler. THEIR that Fairlane set. With the back -end going up and down. Yes that car has put a smile on my face more then once. I had a great time in it.

 

[johnnyreb]

When I got married in 93 (younger days) my wife and I rode in a 1936 Hudson Terraplane as a photo-op. On the ride the car broke down and I found myself under the hood in my wedding suit and not wanting to waste time I just stuck my finger in the top of the coil and had them turn it....no spark.

Both my wife and my FIL gave me a rash but we made short work of that breakdown and had the trailer come to get the car.

It's been sitting for a long time but we still have that I read where your car was the safest car ever made. I drive a old 84 Buick Regal and people are all the time telling me its a car--not like these new way over price pieces of junk.