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MonsterMoose
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rangers
Just wondering if any of you guys that have a road safe brand adjustable trackbar ( or other brands ) would be able to measure what size thread it has?
Cheers.
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I have one, I'm unable to find the old tie rod but the replacement tie rod's part number is TE3194hd....
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CrawlerStar
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ruffy01
I'm pretty sure, 22mm.
I used a rod end in my track bar, its part No. is slabp22s.
It's an IRO trackbar.
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Thanks mate that sounds about right. That part number didn't show any results, what brand rod end is it?
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CrawlerStar
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by junglejuice
I have one, I'm unable to find the old tie rod but the replacement tie rod's part number is TE3194hd....
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Thank JJ but I don't need a replacement, I have something in the works and need to know the thread size but I'm not home ATM.
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MonsterMoose
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rangers
Thank JJ but I don't need a replacement, I have something in the works and need to know the thread size but I'm not home ATM.
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M20x1.5 LH......
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CrawlerStar
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by junglejuice
M20x1.5 LH......
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Thanks very much mate, champion! 
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Jingle ALL the way...
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Battery isolator installed (L-bracket under the PDC) and now making plan for fusing the cables. I know it is advised to have the cable to the aux battery fused on both ends near the pos terminals. In my case the distance between + main and connection on isolator is so short, that fitting an inline ANL type fuse which I have is not possible unless I make the cable for this part longer (than it needs to be).
Q: can I also put the fuse in just after the isolator and then again one fuse near the + aux battery post? My ANL fuses are 100A, the isolator is a 150Amp rated one.
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MonsterMoose
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Roler
Battery isolator installed (L-bracket under the PDC) and now making plan for fusing the cables. I know it is advised to have the cable to the aux battery fused on both ends near the pos terminals. In my case the distance between + main and connection on isolator is so short, that fitting an inline ANL type fuse which I have is not possible unless I make the cable for this part longer (than it needs to be).
Q: can I also put the fuse in just after the isolator and then again one fuse near the + aux battery post? My ANL fuses are 100A, the isolator is a 150Amp rated one.
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If the cable between the primary battery and the controller is mechanically protected I don't see it as being an issue (not ideal) having the fuse immediately after the controller....
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