As long as you have a fire extinguisher installed within reach, you should be just fine.
Raymond Sirois KU2S SysOp: The Lost Chord BBS
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As long as you have a fire extinguisher installed within reach, you should be just fine.
Raymond Sirois KU2S SysOp: The Lost Chord BBS
607-733-5745 telnet://thelostchord.dns2go.com:6000I have noticed that once the headlights are turned on (even if only the running or marker lights) that the area around the switch on the dashboad becomes quite warm. Why should this happen and should I be concerned.
Vehicle in question - 2002 Caravan Sport
Thanks for any input.
Ed O
Thank's Ray, I try to stay close to fire hydrants or lakes.
Ed
"EdO1" wrote: > I have noticed that once the headlights are turned on (even if > only the > running or marker lights) that the area around the switch on > the > dashboad becomes quite warm. Why should this happen and should > I be > concerned. > > Vehicle in question - 2002 Caravan Sport > > Thanks for any input. > > Ed O
I think it might be because of too much resistance in one of the wires of some part that the electricity flows through, although if it dosent get smoking or melting hot, or too hot to the touch the plastic should dissapate the heat fast enough to not cause a problem
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