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Is the cluster broken, or just the LCD display wonky? I guess what I'm getting at is can you swap the LCD to yours, or maybe the main PCB to the other. If you don't have the key it might be an option.

The wire is pretty soft as its un-hardened so I don't know. Seems like it might be a little thicker than 1/8", so just wild guesses.

So, it's just the wire you are replacing? I'm guessing 1/8" wire (3.2mm), unless someone can actually caliper it. You can get TIG welding wire in that diameter. Steel would rust, maybe SS?

This guy does an interesting comparison of penetrating fluids. PB Blaster does not actually come out all that great. This is rusted steel, not galvanic corrosion, though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUEob2oAKVs

I bought a box from Home Depot a couple years ago. Comes with these silver insulating sheets you attach to the inside of the garage door. It was pretty easy. Had to trim the sheets to fit in the panels of the door. I'm sure the R value is not amazing as it's fairly thin (about 5 to 7mm)...

Most convenient things I've ever bought in my life for working on the cars/bikes. Colour coded sockets from Princess Auto. They come on a plastic holder that I just keep them on. I have boxes of tools and hex/driver sets and I use these all of the time. Don't think I'd pay $24 for them, I...

I think this should work. http://markrules.ca/temp/acc-fuse/1_relay_v4.f3d EDIT: I think this will work as well. Fusion 360 files are cloud based. This is the link directly to my project. http://a360.co/2j4Jtf1 I reprinted in ABS. I would suggest something a little higher temperature than...

Fusion 360 is free to hobbyists and startups making less than 100k a year. Fusion 360 is not the easiest. I started with sketchup for a bit, but moved to Fusion 360 just because I plan on doing this more and would like to use something reasonably powerful. Fusion 360 uses this concept where...

If you want the files for the box, you can have them. Like I said, they are in Fusion 360 and they are a little rough as I'm still learning to use it.

It takes about an hour to do the box and the lid right now. I can speed it up. The walls can be a little thinner and I can print it faster. Right now I can just about stand on the box, it's pretty solid. I'd like to redesign the lid system to something that can be resized easily and make a...

It's been a long time since I made these. Bought a 3D printer over the holidays, so I finally made up a box for it. Again, doesn't really need one, but it's definitely prettier.

I used Eagle to design the PCB. There are a lot of tutorials for it online. It's free crippleware.

Sorry, late to the party. I'd have to check, but I might have a couple of these left if you want one. http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?170504-Accessories-Relay-and-Fuse-setup Damn, that is pretty cool. Way overkill, but I like overkill. I might make up something like this.

http://markrules.ca/temp/acc-fuse/gerbers/ The zip file is what you would send. I might have a couple of these left if you just want one.

Hmm... don't know what I did with this. I'll check the board files and see what I did. If everything is okay, I'll just export the gerbers and post.

If you find anything I wouldn't mind knowing as well. I can put a scope on mine, but without anything for it to talk to I doubt I'll get any data.

They're gonna be thousandaires.

It's being towed by the car in front of it. You can see the stick on brake lights they use for towing. EDIT: Ninja'ed.

Seriously? This is new to people. Quick look through my junk folder for phishing e-mails: UPS parcel delivery notices FedEx Parcel delivery notices Linkedin requests Federal Tax notices Work Invoice check requests (different companies) ADP digital certificate expiry Rejected ACH payments...

Absolutely nothing is left of it. Worst was when people would slow down coming up to it while you're trying to speed up.