« Last post by s0l0ithz on June 30, 2020, 11:18:04 AM »
Sad 2 days of testing the Buggy. Friday found the new shifter doesn't work right... but found it was my mistake and just inverted my two color choices as both are a shade of blue. Started to feel a little better when it shifted correctly. My friend Dennis had some fuel delivery issues we got sorted out then after lunch we found some other friends ( Joe Bailey) had joined or camping area. I insisted that he and his wife ride with me instead of paying for a full day for an hour of wheeling and after starting to crawl some good sized rocks the buggy just shut off. After some fiddling found that it was blowing a 30 amp fuse and would not run. Got dragged back to camp. Found more wheelers waiting Cory. Ran to parts store, got a part that a lot of forum chatter claimed to be issue but to no avail. Went to bed woke up to a monsoon . Started tracing wires when a Master Tech from our club offered his advice to unplug the o2 sensor. And wouldnt you know it, starts right up after jumping the battery that no longer holds a charge.
Time to wheel. Buggy did once more from dead battery issue. Leave it run is the consensus so I wheel some more only to have my driver front tire try to walk under my lower link and snap my stub shaft and the 1350 ujoint. Then thanks Again to my master tech friend Tracker Dennis I'm able to get on my way back to camp. Feeling defeated I loaded up and headed to my family's camp to enjoy the rest of my weekend. Thanks for being patient Dennis, Dennis, Joe, Corey, Joshua, Max, Peter, Chris and Jodi.
« Last post by hawker on June 24, 2020, 07:02:16 AM »
I am sorry and upset that I cannot make it. I recently had gall bladder removal surgery, and the doctor said no rock crawling till next week. The timing of all this ...! Scott
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but found it was my mistake and just inverted my two color choices as both are a shade of blue. Started to feel a little better when it shifted correctly. My friend Dennis had some fuel delivery issues we got sorted out then after lunch we found some other friends ( Joe Bailey) had joined or camping area. I insisted that he and his wife ride with me instead of paying for a full day for an hour of wheeling and after starting to crawl some good sized rocks the buggy just shut off. After some fiddling found that it was blowing a 30 amp fuse and would not run. Got dragged back to camp. Found more wheelers waiting Cory. Ran to parts store, got a part that a lot of forum chatter claimed to be issue but to no avail. Went to bed woke up to a monsoon . Started tracing wires when a Master Tech from our club offered his advice to unplug the o2 sensor. And wouldnt you know it, starts right up after jumping the battery that no longer holds a charge. 