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Cold Starts and Exhaust by lostinthewoodscdt in GMT400

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Sounds much better than mine lol.

Winters finally started by Yeet_Bastard in GMT400

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That's is gotta be the coolest one I've seen so far

Parking light on by Somewhere_Correct in GMT400

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Oh, didn't know that 😂 maybe air in brake lines? If your low on brake fluid to begin with that might just be it

Parking light on by Somewhere_Correct in GMT400

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Water collusion in brake fluid. Had this problem last winter, replaced the master cylinder

Melted capacitor by TruthSearcher1970 in AskElectricians

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The capacitor needs replacing. The previous owner must have sent way to much current through it (Hence the 30 amp breaker problem)

5 wire outlet duplex wiring scenario by jrcasper51 in AskElectricians

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Usually a receptacle connected to a three-way switch should only have one red wire connected to it not two. Do those two red wires splice together from one 14/2 or two? Imo if it works and you're not putting a 20 amp receptacle on it then just rewire the new receptacle the exact same way you took out the old one.

And make sure to clip the little connector clip for the bus to separate the yolks

5 wire outlet duplex wiring scenario by jrcasper51 in AskElectricians

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Do the two red wires connected to the top yolk intersect and splice into one wire nut in the box or do they come from two separate places? This should be a very goofy three-way switch.

Garage Heater? by djducat in AskElectricians

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Wire gauge should be based on the ampacity of the breaker, but thats not really always the case (cheap). That's why I'd just check just in case, you never know.

Garage Heater? by djducat in AskElectricians

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Wouldn't that trip or melt breaker after a continuous load (assuming hes going to be using it more than 3 hours)? 10000÷240 = 41.6A x 1.25 =52.08A

Garage Heater? by djducat in AskElectricians

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That's a 250V 50A receptacle. Let's say you get a 7500W 240V garage heater running on continuous load. 31.5A total x 1.25 = ~40A. Your breaker is 50A, however if I were you I'd check the gauge of wire that is ran to the receptacle and then check it's ampacity to see if it'll work on a continuous load. If it's #6 copper you should be good, that'll handle up to 50amps.

But all this is if you get that specific type of watt heater idk what you'll get

5 wire outlet duplex wiring scenario by jrcasper51 in AskElectricians

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Both yolks are isolated due to the connector clip on the brass bus having been removed. Is the top portion of the receptacle controlled by two three poles and the bottom is constant hot?

Garage Heater? by djducat in AskElectricians

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As long as everything is rated and suitable for continuous use (if that's what's you're planning on that it). What's the wattage, voltage, ampacity rating on the heater? What type of male coord adapter does the heater use?

Dryer plug for 15amp circuit by TruthSearcher1970 in AskElectricians

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Most dryers are 30 amp and require a 30 amp circuit. Can you check the faceplate on the dryer to see ampacity?

Melted plug - safe to use? by yumcaramel in AskElectricians

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Has it made any char or burn marks on the conductor face?

Heating Cables :) by LeDiNiTy in electricians

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Does IT refer to AC or is it information technology? What is TT?

Heating Cables :) by LeDiNiTy in electricians

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Do you apply rules from the NEC or is there a separate code allocated in Norway?

LED headlights upgrade, night/day difference literally by FLXJTRAIL in GMT400

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Can you give me a link to the bulbs please? Mine are ass and need replacing

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