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boguspete
Dodge Dakota
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2/14/2004
20:08:01
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Ok, here goes -
Beside the battery is the fuse/breaker panel, and the pos/neg from the battery run here - When I loosened the pos. side bolt, the plastic underneath stripped out and now I can't get the P>O>S> battery bolt to tighten back down. It won't come apart from what looks like the pcm also. WTF to do now? I still have connection there, but it's a little loose.
Anyone else have this happen? How did you fix it? I figure they cheaped this part to save some cash. Tried to brace it, hold it with 2 screwdrivers, needle-nosed pliers, ...what a cheap piece of sh*t!
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daffydak
GenI
2/15/2004
14:05:32
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never had that happen to my truck but maybe you could just drill it out and put another bolt in there usually the bolts on batterey terminals are pretty soft so you should have no problem drilling it out (if that would work)
just my 2 cents
Dan
mopar=mopower
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GB2000
GenIII
2/15/2004
21:03:50
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Hey Dan... I see you got yourself registered. Welcome to the group of regulars now:) lol
Josh
Red 98 RC V6 2wd Single in/dual out exhaust (soon to be switched to a flowmaster 40 single in/dual out), s-bolt "mod", Edelbrock 10" round air cleaner w/ K&N air filter, removed rubber flap...and more to come
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daffydak
GenIII
2/16/2004
00:08:31
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yup thanks now i have to resize my pic of my truck so it will fit on the profile page.
and about the name daffydak well i have a pi$$ed off looking daffy duck hanging from my rear view mirror and one day it dawned on me to call my truck daffy dak LOL aaahhhh the simple things in life....... hehe
Dan
mopar=mopower
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