Magnet needed to rescue a nut
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:18 pm
Hi
TO BEGIN with, I need a magnet on a long bendy wire like a car aerial.
Repairing a trafficator seemed to necessitate removal of the seatbelt.
Don't ask.
Down went the [prob size 14] nut into the 'A' [?] post.
THEN....How will I replace it when the only access seems to be through the narrow slit that houses the trafficator?
Long nose pliers? Tis a thin slit.
AND THEN how do I join [solder?] the so thin piece of wire that sits in the yellow plastic arm? Broke off at end near to the car.
The channel in the plastic it thin too. So no possibility of using electrical tape.
Nice simple job....so I thought.
Grateful for any pearls of wisdom
TO BEGIN with, I need a magnet on a long bendy wire like a car aerial.
Repairing a trafficator seemed to necessitate removal of the seatbelt.
Don't ask.
Down went the [prob size 14] nut into the 'A' [?] post.
THEN....How will I replace it when the only access seems to be through the narrow slit that houses the trafficator?
Long nose pliers? Tis a thin slit.
AND THEN how do I join [solder?] the so thin piece of wire that sits in the yellow plastic arm? Broke off at end near to the car.
The channel in the plastic it thin too. So no possibility of using electrical tape.
Nice simple job....so I thought.
Grateful for any pearls of wisdom
