fuse buddy ammeter

[Jeff Saline]

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[normkel2000]

A friend sent this link to an excellent video explaining the operation of the balance shaft tensioner system. The narrator very clearly delineates between what he considers to be fact and what he offers as hypothesis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt7a87B2eqU Nothing new to my understanding of the system but thought it might be useful for someone who has not looked at this system, and in hope that it will provoke discussion which may indicate where my understanding is incorrect and where it is certainly incomplete. There are individuals such as Eagle Mike who have far greater knowledge of these systems but I am reluctant to engage them into technical discussions unless I have a pressing need. The reason is simple, when they are dealing with some consideration for which I really don't require the information, they cannot help someone who does need their information. Simple arithmetic. That said, if a few guys are up to risking criminal charges, I'd be interested in kidnapping Eagle Mike and sequestering him in a remote location for extensive grilling. Norm   I also noticed a video regarding the kick start system but have not reviewed. Thought someone might find it to be of interest: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAsalFzISlM   It is titled #2 so likely #1 can be found.