I thought I was pretty clear on that: a dead short heats the wiring until the wires melt, the molten metal catches some plastic part on fire, the whole car burns down. For total worst case scenario, let’s say this happens on the highway during the middle of a family road trip, several states away from home.
This literally cannot touch any ground points. It’s impossible. I made damn sure of that.
You know what could make really sure of that? A $1 roll of electrical tape.
This literally cannot touch any ground points. It’s impossible. I made damn sure of that.
And even if it somehow does fail someday, what’s the worst that’s gonna happen?
Back to the original problem, blinkers don’t flash, just stuck on.
This fix works fine though.
I thought I was pretty clear on that: a dead short heats the wiring until the wires melt, the molten metal catches some plastic part on fire, the whole car burns down. For total worst case scenario, let’s say this happens on the highway during the middle of a family road trip, several states away from home.
You know what could make really sure of that? A $1 roll of electrical tape.