Yeah, but, as I recall, while the high school cheerleaders may be been great at putting out, they were still extremely selective about who they would put out for.Chuey wrote:Yes, we shorted across those two terminals and it showed the alternator to be putting out like a high school cheerleader. (Had to try that out, the saying.)
Chuey
Charge voltage
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Major Softie
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Re: Charge voltage
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Re: Charge voltage
Don't feel bad. They didn't know I existed either.Major Softie wrote:Yeah, but, as I recall, while the high school cheerleaders may be been great at putting out, they were still extremely selective about who they would put out for.Chuey wrote:Yes, we shorted across those two terminals and it showed the alternator to be putting out like a high school cheerleader. (Had to try that out, the saying.)
Chuey
Chuey
Re: Charge voltage
I didn't regret the cheerleaders ignoring me at all. A couple years before I started high school, some extra-sturdy gals made the squad. As returning cheerleaders got to pick the new ones each year, by the time I was forced to sit in the stands with the band with the cheerleaders right in front of me they were roughly equal with the offensive line on the field.Chuey wrote:Don't feel bad. They didn't know I existed either.Major Softie wrote:Yeah, but, as I recall, while the high school cheerleaders may be been great at putting out, they were still extremely selective about who they would put out for.Chuey wrote:Yes, we shorted across those two terminals and it showed the alternator to be putting out like a high school cheerleader. (Had to try that out, the saying.)
Chuey
Chuey
Call me Mel. Some years ago- never mind how long precisely- having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me at home, I thought I would ride about a little and see the other parts of the world.
Re: Charge voltage
That does sound offensive.melville wrote:
I didn't regret the cheerleaders ignoring me at all. A couple years before I started high school, some extra-sturdy gals made the squad. As returning cheerleaders got to pick the new ones each year, by the time I was forced to sit in the stands with the band with the cheerleaders right in front of me they were roughly equal with the offensive line on the field.
I guess I should have waited for ZM to say that.
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