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Started by .., Mon 01, Jul 2019, 10:43:18

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Your fuse box under the right side cover?

I normally do it once a year but having had a couple of recent off road excursions I decided to take a look.

:o



I gave everything under the side cover a good cleaning.  :cooldude:

Chrisj CMA

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Quote from: Britman on Mon 01, Jul 2019, 10:43:18
Your fuse box under the right side cover?

I normally do it once a year but having had a couple of recent off road excursions I decided to take a look.

:o



I gave everything under the side cover a good cleaning.  :cooldude:

I sincerely hope that is the before you cleaned everything up picture ???


Jess from VA

That is like some kind of an archeological dig experiment.   ;D

I'd get out my house vacuum, with the fuzzy brush for that job.  Then use the gas leaf blower.  I might even replace every fuse in there, after cleaning out each receptacle (with a touch of dielectric grease or electronic cleaner spray). 

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Quote from: Jess from VA on Mon 01, Jul 2019, 17:50:11
That is like some kind of an archeological dig experiment.   ;D

I'd get out my house vacuum, with the fuzzy brush for that job.  Then use the gas leaf blower.  I might even replace every fuse in there, after cleaning out each receptacle (with a touch of dielectric grease or electronic cleaner spray). 

Fuses removed and all cleaned out.

RonW

just guessing, but the fusebox cover was missing?
2000 Valkyrie Tourer

Bighead

1997 Bumble Bee
1999 Interstate (sold)
2016 Wing

Fireman973

I've used Armor All tire foam under the hood of my Tacoma and Civic with no ill effects. I wonder about
using it under the side cover ?

The emperor has no clothes

Quote from: Fireman973 on Tue 02, Jul 2019, 16:49:18
I've used Armor All tire foam under the hood of my Tacoma and Civic with no ill effects. I wonder about
using it under the side cover ?
I wouldn't.

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Quote from: Bighead on Tue 02, Jul 2019, 16:25:15
I see the cover still there.

Camouflaged by half a pound of dust n' stuf.