Not trying to be an a*hole, but if no power is there, it is mostly likely an open circuit.
If it is/was a short, the fuse would most likely be blown.
😊
Kirby
I'm 73 as well. Probably not the oldest here...
My son has a GT350R and we've been to the track together with the 'R's several times.
I find it difficult to keep up with him!
Ah, the joys and bravery of youth.
:sunglasses:
FWIW,
Kirby
You will enjoy it. I had my GT40 there back in 2009.
The 'kink' is infamous as being a bitch, but you won't even notice it until you are really moving.
Have fun!
Kirby
Yes, when they decided to make more, I received another invitation to reapply.
I did not.
I was too annoyed by the refusal the first time around and had decided on the McLaren.
In my humble opinion, the 720S has more performance than the Ford GT for 2/3 of the price.
But hey, that's just me...
I let my daughter drive it and when she came back, she said, "Dad, that car is stupid fast!"
My son, who has a GT350R, says it gives him vertigo when he nails the throttle.
I love it. It's an amazing car.
Especially the way it gets the power to the ground with two wheels.
Had it since new...
I had a similar experience when it came to ordering the new Ford GT. I described my ownership of Fords since I was 14, showed my track experience, sent a video of me and my race Pantera on the track, how I drove all my cars, went to car shows and... no 'influencer' experience.
I was refused.
I...
The technician that came to my house actually asked if I had a tune.
I replied truthfully 'no' and didn't pursue it further.
I did have the double horn honk disabled and the update reset that, as I expected.
FWIW,
Kirby
I struggle with this concept of torque to yield on the caliper bolts. They are screwed into aluminum hubs, right?...
I have the studs and like them. Continuously screwing bolts into aluminum makes me nervous. Too easy to gall the threads; even strip them. Also, changing pads is easy.
FWIW
I did consider that. The hole in the bell housing is much bigger than the slot in the bracket.
It'd mean a small bolt in a large hole.
A solution I thought about this morning (like you're suggesting) was to make a short bracket extension which bolts to the bell housing hole and then put a bolt...