Well I didn't have to read it though I did. The color boards don't refine the cold settings. If though there was enough change it would ask if a "new coil"
I'm very sure.
Let me give an example. You put a new coil in your atty and mount it on a non color board, resistance reads 0.52 ohm, later after it sits awhile resistance reads 0.48 ohm. On a color board it would stay at 0.52 ohm till user had it read again or it asked if new or old coil, ect.
I'm very sure.
Let me give an example. You put a new coil in your atty and mount it on a non color board, resistance reads 0.52 ohm, later after it sits awhile resistance reads 0.48 ohm. On a color board it would stay at 0.52 ohm till user had it read again or it asked if new or old coil, ect.
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This greeted me this morning when I arrived home from work a 6 am. This is my son's car (sort of, I own it).
Must have been a friend as there was no damage.
Must have been a friend as there was no damage.
At work when the garden between the jacuzzi and pool pump room waters the GFI on the pool lights trips. I have been working to find the problem for a few days now and may have found it tonight. I have been paying attention to the wrong junction box, I think it may be this one.
I could manually turn on the sprinklers but will just wait and let it do it's thing.
Oh, I put a plastic bag over it to see if it makes any difference. I'm not sure if it's on the same circuit even.
I could manually turn on the sprinklers but will just wait and let it do it's thing.
Oh, I put a plastic bag over it to see if it makes any difference. I'm not sure if it's on the same circuit even.
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