80 Series Discussions

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[Xulfiqar]

Good stuff.

Try a 30a sealed acid battery, it can provide solid power for jumps.

But this is perfect. I have wired it up on customers cars with a flat mounted usb charger interface, so its always ready and available for help.

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[ahmed_11]

Why didn’t you use these?

[Xulfiqar]

for the return line - buy new geniune toyota or if its pretty straight shot then you can buy ATF compatible pipe from industrial markets, (dont know about the pind called lahore but easily available at saeed manzil Karachi by the meter - gates branded too in several sizes)

do not use regular heater pipes there, it will leak - and dont use these screw clamps either, find the genuine spring clamps or find person who has oetiker clamps and its tool or find spring loaded banded clamps, the dumb morons saying - paen jenyan pepe aye, dont waste time with such idiots.

[Xulfiqar]

find heavy generator repair people, they would have the right terminals you want, be prepared to then find someone who has the die and hydraulic press to crimp the cables on.

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[anon35615524]

Is there any way to know from the PW ID that this person is a regular member or one of the moderators ?

There is a difference between member of Pakwheels community, the guy which regularly visits Pakwheels, and, the guy with "Regular" badge!

As per forum rules and as of today; there are following trust levels:

1. New
2. Basic
3. Member
4. Regular (which I am too ATM)
5. Leader
   and lastly; Elder!

You can find more details here: https://blog.discourse.org/2018/06/understanding-discourse-trust-levels

Regarding Moderators, that's a different story. These are also members of the community (like you and me), but with elevated privileges (unlike you and me), and the purpose of them is to maintain order and discipline of this forum and implement rules and regulations. They can immediately delete posts, hide posts, can disable PW accounts, etc., but at the same time; they can be at any trust levels mentioned above.

I hope, it helps. Thank you.

(Now I think Pakwheeler, Senior Pakwheeler, etc. badges are not working )

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