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Old 09-20-2021, 09:00 AM   #57
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TILTL --- how to single hand a 26' sailboat with main and headsails, tiller, no autopilot of any kind, no roller furler, and no halyards led aft. Once the sails are hoisted, I can sail it myself no problem, but goingto the mast to raise or lower them without someone else at the tiller is really scary unless it's calm... and sailing when it's calm is no fun. Anyone? Is it possible? I figure a car forum where people who love engines hang out is the best place to ask....



Shock strap looped around tiller with ubolts on either side to secure, go upwind to unfurl and move safely but quickly..
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Old 09-20-2021, 01:15 PM   #58
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I'm guessing that you're not Soccer fan... I don't follow but if Euro Cup or the World Cup is on then I'm watching all games wearing my Lego trainers...
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I'd like to learn why unexpected expenses all come at the same time.

$2,500 in medical last week
$400 in pet medical this week

so of course my throw-out bearing died on the way home from the vet.
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Old 09-22-2021, 11:22 PM   #60
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I'm guessing that you're not Soccer fan... I don't follow but if Euro Cup or the World Cup is on then I'm watching all games wearing my Lego trainers...
No I'm not, but to each his/her own. I'm just giving you shit.
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Old 09-23-2021, 04:42 PM   #61
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TILTL where the heck people find OE style electrical connectors. I have been hunting digikey for like 2 hours.
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TILTL where the heck people find OE style electrical connectors. I have been hunting digikey for like 2 hours.
Have you tried Mousers?

https://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine?N=254158
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Old 09-23-2021, 05:17 PM   #63
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I hadn't, thanks that is a lot easier to search.
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TILTL where the heck people find OE style electrical connectors. I have been hunting digikey for like 2 hours.
i specifically keep the old paper books for those. much easier to page through a book looking for what i want than trying to find the right terms in a 'blind' search engine...
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i specifically keep the old paper books for those. much easier to page through a book looking for what i want than trying to find the right terms in a 'blind' search engine...
Yeah, trying to search on digikey was a nightmare. I usually start out on google images and see if I can luck into what I am looking for. Mouser was pretty good, I think I am close. There is also connectorexperts.com as a last resort, but those assholes want 75-80 bucks for what should be 3-5.
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TIL that the "light sensor" on the dash of our 2004 Suburban (we purchased in 2012) has never worked properly. This explains why the DRLs never come on and the headlights are always on. It never occurred to me because I obviously never see the front of the car when driving and the DRL's (which are separate lights on GM trucks of that age) only come on when you are in Drive.

That also explains why the halos on my replacement headlights I installed never worked as they are wired to the DRLs.

Now I need to decide if I want to spend the time to basically pull the entire dash apart to replace a $15 part that hasn't worked in at least 9 years.
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No I'm not, but to each his/her own. I'm just giving you shit.
Today I learned that soccer gives you shits..
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Today I learned that soccer gives you shits..
No, makes me nap.
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Yeah, trying to search on digikey was a nightmare. I usually start out on google images and see if I can luck into what I am looking for. Mouser was pretty good, I think I am close. There is also connectorexperts.com as a last resort, but those assholes want 75-80 bucks for what should be 3-5.
Sumitomo catalog? I found the shell and pins for the MAF. I think pretty much the whole car is Sumitomo.
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Sumitomo catalog? I found the shell and pins for the MAF. I think pretty much the whole car is Sumitomo.
Yeah that is it, found it pretty much instantly on this catalog. Was trying to find the male connector for the fuel pump controller.

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