Car died today

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Originally Posted by drifter

Jason,

Next time you are at SuperCheap, pick up one of their inline (continuity) testers. They are as cheap as chips. They have a lead with an alligator clip on one end - and a barrel with holes in it on the other. On the end of the barrel is a sharp point (usually covered with a screw on cap). Inside the barrel is a 12V bulb.

Attach the alligator clip to earth - anywhere close will do. Inscrew the cap and touch the pointy bit on the hot side of the fuse. It should light the lamp inside the barrel. Put it on the other side of the fuse - look for light. No light - fuse blown or dirty contact.

The pointy sharp bit is also good for burrowing through the insulation into a wire to see if it is alive.


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You could also make something similar with 2 bits of lead and a park light bulb soldered to the leads. ;)

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Yep thats what i used after the varied reading from me autometer..Should of just grabed that first.

Well Karens been driving the car around all day in the rain & all the pot holes.

And since puting the new fuse in yeasdy arvo its all been good has'nt missed a beat all day..:banana::banana::banana::D

Good to see mate, all's well that end's well!!!:D