525 spare parts
09-09-2021 | 02:20 PM
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I had the top of one break off. Maybe it was put in too tight. I was able to remove the threaded part with a screwdriver and also able to remove a random screw from the bulkhead and make it work temporarily. Now I have hardin SS plugs but still carry a spare.
09-09-2021 | 02:36 PM
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Not specific to a 525, but I carry a heavy-duty jump starter box in case both batts fail. Also has a worklight , cig lighter receptacle and USB ports for phone charging if needed.
If someone needs a jump, I'll let them borrow it and not have to worry abt destroying my alternator/s if they can't tell the diff between red and black.
After my latest adventure, I now carry a spare MSD box.
If someone needs a jump, I'll let them borrow it and not have to worry abt destroying my alternator/s if they can't tell the diff between red and black.
After my latest adventure, I now carry a spare MSD box.
09-11-2021 | 07:09 PM
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From: Winfield, IL
Add to that list:
-A few of the Blue Water Drain petcocks. They sell them in packs of 5 I think.
-Serpentine Belt
-Plug wire set
-Spark plug set
-Various Hose Clamps
Even if you have sensor or similar failure that you don't have with you; the Rinda scanner is a priceless tool to have. I loaned mine out nearly as much as I used it myself, including on poker runs and the like. If you don't have the sensor or whatever you need on hand, you can at least know if it's a $49 part that you can overnight in and get you back on your way.
-A few of the Blue Water Drain petcocks. They sell them in packs of 5 I think.
-Serpentine Belt
-Plug wire set
-Spark plug set
-Various Hose Clamps
Even if you have sensor or similar failure that you don't have with you; the Rinda scanner is a priceless tool to have. I loaned mine out nearly as much as I used it myself, including on poker runs and the like. If you don't have the sensor or whatever you need on hand, you can at least know if it's a $49 part that you can overnight in and get you back on your way.
