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| Spelunker Member Since: 02 May 2016 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 248      | 
 It has been three weeks since I replaced the blower resister and the battery now has that 'fully charged at all times' feel. I even left the car for two days without starting to see what happened and when I turned the key on the third day the battery turned the engine over as if it had been on charge all the time. I think I can say the replacement resister has saved the car, my
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|  24th Aug 2017 8:08pm | 
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| NVB Member Since: 14 May 2017 Location: Essex Posts: 103      | Is there any instructions or photos for replacing this resister? Mine drains down after about five days to the point it won't start. RR History
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|  24th Aug 2017 10:33pm | 
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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35883    | if it's the final stage resister you are talking about then there's a how to in the wiki.. ... - .- -.
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|  25th Aug 2017 6:04am | 
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| NVB Member Since: 14 May 2017 Location: Essex Posts: 103      | Cool, thanks. I'm Off there now for a look see. 
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|  26th Aug 2017 8:59am | 
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| Spelunker Member Since: 02 May 2016 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 248      | One thing I would say is that it is easy to get at if you are a contortionist. I was only successful after I roped in my daughter and I will be paying for her broken nail for the next ten years. QUID FACIUM TIBI
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|  26th Aug 2017 7:22pm | 
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