

| Subject: | Re: Syncro starter removal |
| From: | Robert Stevens |
| Date: | Thu, 23 Dec 2010 09:38:17 -0700 |
> Alistair wrote: >> Also make sure the >> spade connector from ign to solenoid is on there good and tight. If I >> had the chance, i'd replace that terminal with a screw on connection. >> I found it most vexing when it came adrift on a trip this last >> summer, very awkward to re-attach on the road. > > Syncro bro Bob and I strongly agree with this. We spent over an > hour under his van in Maybell, Colorado--"conveniently located in the > middle of nowhere"--working to get his reattached. Four hands and > a table knife and a pair of vice grips finally did it. > > Richard Indeed. It gave new meaning to the quickest 4-handed exercise since the first event of "fall-out". ;-) Know what we did right after this .... drove out onto 300 miles of remote dirt roads, circumnavigating Dinosaur NM: http://jones.colorado.edu/Dinosaur09/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/syncronaut/sets/72157618938906336/ What ELSE would a couple of Syncro-Nutz do?!! ;-) Bob
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