When you said, "If I can remember where I put the fuse...", I nearly fell out of my chair! Just the sound in your voice... been there, too. AC can be relatively obvious, while DC can be literally maddening......IF you panic and don't be very methodical and on task, checking one thing at a time. Many times someone comes over with trailer lights not working and very often it's just a bad ground, but successful adults can afford expensive toys and don't know how to check grounding or even own a multi meter. You did great. Very good troubleshooting. Now that would be hard to explain to someone over the phone who had no experience. Great video. Subscribed.
Great job Jerry , very well done . I'm one of those people that like to diagnose electrical problems. Don't ask me why I just do ,as weird as it is. lol . Not to get off your topic , but I was wondering how much water gets into your engine compartment when it rains , snows , or from ice when it melts since you installed your posion spyder hood vents ? I've been wanting to install one for a while , however I'm afraid that the electronics in the engine compartment may get wet and short out . Any thoughts would help me make my mind up. Thank you brother .
When you said, "If I can remember where I put the fuse...", I nearly fell out of my chair! Just the sound in your voice... been there, too.
AC can be relatively obvious, while DC can be literally maddening......IF you panic and don't be very methodical and on task, checking one thing at a time. Many times someone comes over with trailer lights not working and very often it's just a bad ground, but successful adults can afford expensive toys and don't know how to check grounding or even own a multi meter.
You did great. Very good troubleshooting. Now that would be hard to explain to someone over the phone who had no experience.
Great video. Subscribed.
The fuse should be in the Tupperware under the hood!!! Thanks for the video good job my friend!
Nicely done Jerry - one problem ok but multiple are a chore to trace down.
Yes indeed, in this case there was a few
Good job ... idk with that tester beeping like that I’m sure my neighbors would find it in the spring
Thank you Jerry for your response , I will go ahead and pick one up then.
Jerry- you get snow in July too? Nice video, to the point. By the way how cold was it?
Thank you very much for detailed video! 👏👍
What winch is that? I'm having a similar problem on a Jeep I just purchased. Trying to find the proper parts to replace. Thanks!
Great job Jerry , very well done . I'm one of those people that like to diagnose electrical problems. Don't ask me why I just do ,as weird as it is. lol . Not to get off your topic , but I was wondering how much water gets into your engine compartment when it rains , snows , or from ice when it melts since you installed your posion spyder hood vents ? I've been wanting to install one for a while , however I'm afraid that the electronics in the engine compartment may get wet and short out . Any thoughts would help me make my mind up. Thank you brother .
All the electrical connectors are protected by weather packs, so unless the seal is faulty no issues. I’ve never had any problems
Good job Jerry!
Shit man, all that beeping makes me wanna rage
Kind of like a woman bitching at you
Your hired!
The only other problem I see is that it's a "shittybuilt" winch. Lol
Nice for it to happen at home.
I know right, out in the bush would be a different story with a unhappy ending