

| Subject: | Re: holy smokes (melted the instrument circuit) |
| From: | jbange |
| Date: | Fri, 6 May 2005 11:55:38 -0700 |
At 11:23 AM 5/6/2005, you wrote: >the way a tiny 2 cent problem you think will take ten minutes to fix >degrades into a Big Deal that takes hours Heh. Tell me about it. With the simple misapplication of a screw press last Saturday, I turned a 5 minute tranny piston seal replacement into a $540 exchange with German Transaxle Inc. >early this morning before work I started painstakingly soldering in >wires to bypass the damaged parts of the mylar circuit sheet. Will finish >the job tonight, PROVIDED nothing else goes haywire in the process! Are you just wiring jumpers in to fix the burnt and torn sections, or are you running longer bits to bypass entire sections? I have a couple short jumpers on mine that keep cracking the copper trace. I'm wondering if it might work better to just bypass some of those trace entirely... >Vanagons! Why do we love them!? We have no choice! After all the money and time we put into 'em, they're OURS.
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