rebuilder86 wrote:Cherniy whats your role in life, are you a mechanic?, auto electrician?, or an enthusiast?
When I was about 5 years old, my grandmother found my umbilical cord and offered to untie it.
I untied it.
Grandmother said that I can do everything with my hands, for what I will undertake.
And I do.
But first I think.
I was born, grew up, lived and live in a country where until recently people were forced to do everything themselves, the service was absent, from the word "absolutely".
I learned a mining engineer, but all my life I work as a mechanic for repairs.
For many years I was engaged in repairing cars in a garage without a license. In my country, such a license is not needed until now. But I'm old and can not earn in a garage. I have a pension, but I still have a job-for fun.And a little for money. And in order not to grumble to her old woman and not to listen to her grumbling.
For many years I was an active participant in the Russian-language forum Ford Transit.
I guess I'm an enthusiast ...
I'm sorry for the offtopic.
rebuilder86,Do you live in Australia?
Then you need to buy batteries with control plugs to control the density of electrolyte and regularly, once a month, add distilled water to the battery. This will prolong their life, and you save money.
In a dry hot climate, there is no need to have an electrolyte density of 1.27.
It will be enough to have 1.25.
Such a small decrease in the acid concentration will further increase the battery life.
rebuilder86 wrote:HEALTH: 29 % REPLACE"
The son removed the 68 Ah battery from the car, its residual capacity is 10 Ah, but it turns on my Transit at 0 ° C.
I know the method of restoring the battery capacity, its efficiency is 50/50, but it did not give a result.
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If the autopsy shows that the inside of the generator is flooded with oil, a generator will need to be purchased to repair the generator.
Such.
http://ford-transit.com.ua/generatori-i ... VE004.html