Phrenology's LXi

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Originally Posted by phrenology

I would but its not gonna sell for what its worth and if I put more effort and money into it then its gonna stay here. I might take it up North to have Pico help me out.

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NO< i did not mean flip it around as in sell it!
I meant flip it around, as in making the car the thing that relieves some the stressors bangin on you noggin caused by being without it.

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Originally Posted by roodoo2

NO< i did not mean flip it around as in sell it!
I meant flip it around, as in making the car the thing that relieves some the stressors bangin on you noggin caused by being without it.

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LOL, okay...I thought you meant sell it. :rolleyes:

Have you tried pulling the fuses one by one? What circuit is the drain on?

I'm going to try and help phrenology tomorrow and pinpoint his short, if I have any help or questions I'll be on here posting it, so hopefully you guys can help us out

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Originally Posted by Pico

I'm going to try and help phrenology tomorrow and pinpoint his short, if I have any help or questions I'll be on here posting it, so hopefully you guys can help us out

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Thanks Roger...I'll let you know tonight how things went with the battery disconnect.

sorry i cant make it but i work in the morn

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Originally Posted by MessyHonda

sorry i cant make it but i work in the morn

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We'll be exorcizing demons, stop by if you can.

did you find the power draw?

Demons be gone. Bad wiring, a new battery, alternator, fuses and some elbow grease...charge light go bye bye, and the mystery draw ran away. Maybe the new Optima might be packing its bags for the trunk. Thanks again Pico...you tha man.

lucky...i need to replace my batt

I defeated the Smog Monster by 4 points today, give my car a cookie.

:) great news!!

Congrats

Nice work!

Thanks Geez, still a pile of work to be done, but at least when she behaves I have good reason to keep on truckin' ;)

Argh, with all the rain we've been getting I realized...that "drip, drip, drip" on leather seats is no good... I think the numbnuts who installed the front windshield botched it. I was thinking a tube of sealant or caulking from the hardware store to seal the deal??? It seems to be dripping through an uneven bump in the sealant they used to attach the window along the frame. Its not major and thank goodness for covered parking here (that's about the only thing good about this wretched apartment) should hold me over until the morning. :nervous: