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Repair Mistakes & Blunders |
The fuel gauge in my 1963½ Ford Galaxie quit working due to a bad ground on a rusty body, but it was an easy fix. I simply attached a ground wire with sheet metal screws, from the metal lip on the edge of the gas tank to anywhere there was clean metal on the underside of the body. Problem solved. The following winter, after a snowstorm, I had a flat tire. I proceeded to change the tire, and as I tried to remove the spare from the trunk, I found that it wouldn’t budge. Assuming that it was frozen to the trunk floor, I used a crowbar to pry it loose. When it finally broke free, I heard a loud hissing and discovered that I had driven one of those sheet metal screws up through the trunk floor and into the sidewall of the spare tire. Obvious lesson learned. |