What a mess, and by mess I mean fun
05-25-2007, 05:51 PM
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I love the smell of solder too. Reminds me of lung cancer. 
Kind of like the smell of gasoline... you know its bad, but it smells so so good.
On another note I can relate magna... I'm 6'2 220lbs... not cut like you but not a fatty. I'm soldering up my MS now, and I mangled a lead on one of the inductors with my big akward fingers. The soldering isn't always the problem... its getting the components where they go. I wouldn't say its impossible, but it definately takes a little more care.
BTW DIY hooked me up on the messed up inductor. I have never done business with a company that has gone so far out of their way to make sure I am taken care of.
Kind of like the smell of gasoline... you know its bad, but it smells so so good.On another note I can relate magna... I'm 6'2 220lbs... not cut like you but not a fatty. I'm soldering up my MS now, and I mangled a lead on one of the inductors with my big akward fingers. The soldering isn't always the problem... its getting the components where they go. I wouldn't say its impossible, but it definately takes a little more care.
BTW DIY hooked me up on the messed up inductor. I have never done business with a company that has gone so far out of their way to make sure I am taken care of.
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05-25-2007, 06:00 PM
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Im in KY right now but Delta etc flys everywhere so lets here it.There's no need for threats though, it's a discussion not a fight
Who's on roids this guy just struck a nerve. I hate it when people try to catagorize me as a meathead. etc. Esp after i just walked into the garage to find 2 nails in my front tire after a 12 hr shift at work good times sleep will cure all.
chill man we're all in this crazy ECU together, no doubt I'll need your help sometime and vis versa
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05-30-2007, 11:23 AM
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got word from Innovative:
Glad that's taken care of, just gotta wait for it from CA, wont get it untill the 4th :(, props to DIY again, just because I bought it through them and well it was under warrenty and I'm happy.
BTW, I just bought a m10x1.25 to m8x1.25 stud for $2.40 and should mount the sensor with no trouble....all the studs I had were too large, but this $3 solution will work 100%.
Scott,
The LC-1 was replaced and the sensor is fine.
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The LC-1 was replaced and the sensor is fine.
Felipe Saez
Innovate Technology
5 Jenner #100 - Irvine, CA 92618 - (949) 502-8407
BTW, I just bought a m10x1.25 to m8x1.25 stud for $2.40 and should mount the sensor with no trouble....all the studs I had were too large, but this $3 solution will work 100%.
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05-30-2007, 05:07 PM
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yeah got it at ACE...however it's not quite as long as I want it to be (not enough exposed threads)...I'll probably stick a regular m10 stud in there, do the aluminum coupler, and screw an allen bolt into that with the sensor in it....but this will suffice for now....
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