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Got zapped
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joe
05-05-2001 15:05:51
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while my 42, IHC-h was running I noticed that one bolt on the generator bracket was loose, I was going to give it a turn and got zapped ( least the thing is making juice ). Is this a normal thing?
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Bob M
05-05-2001 15:17:35
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Re: got zapped in reply to joe, 05-05-2001 15:05:51
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Joe - It's impossible to get zapped by a 6 volt generator. More than likely you bumped a tool or knuckle onto the #1 cylinder spark plug while you were messing around up there. Don't ask why I might know this...!
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Joe
05-05-2001 15:34:24
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Re: Re: got zapped in reply to Bob M, 05-05-2001 15:17:35
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by george I think you hit the nail on the head Bob. I didnt realize . Its one reason I stay out of my fuse panel , Thanks Joe
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