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Q: Hey guys,After diagnosing my car I found that my push to start was acting up. I went inside and found that the power wire had poor conductivity. Denying the car it's power. I released the wire and saw that it was completely black flaking off. That was the only issue though, everything else was in perfect condition. What kind of wire should I replace this with, is there wires that can support more of a charge? Or was it just wear and tear?As for now I just cut the wire in half and re stripped it, using the good part of the wire. Temporary fix until I purchase a better wire.Thanks: all electrical wires are power wires. For an authoritative answer, we'd need to know which one you mean, and which make model it's on. However, to generalize, I'd be wondering why the wire was in that condition, fixing whatever it was, then replacing the wire with one with a slightly greater cross-sectional area (gauge).

Q: I have removed all the plaster and lath from a wall that has two windows in it. The wall is in my study and the other side of the wall is an exterior wall on my porch. It now has one electrical outlet between the two windows. That electrical outlet also has an outdoor outlet on the other side of the wallwired to it. Before I insulate and wallboard the wall I would like to remove the single outlet, keep the exterior outlet and wire two outlets into the wall, one under each window.My previous wiring experience is with wiring lighting fixtures.Any help would be much appreciated and thank you in advance for your help.: I okorder

Q: I have been told that it can be but I. I think my friend is trying to scare me. I don't see the difference in the tape. grrrr: It's a bad idea. Duct tape is not long-lasting, electrical tape (comes in many colors) is. A quick fix when it comes to electricals is always a bad idea because people generally don't tend to fix things they think are good enough even when they really meant to. Best of all, use heat shrink tubing. If you don't see the difference between electrical tape and duct tape should you really be wiring anything?

Q: I Just bought a house and in the bathroom are exposed electrical wires that should be hooked into an outlet. I just want to safely cover the wires and out them in the wall. How do i do this? I was thinking wire nuts, but are those not for connecting two wires together?: This Site Might Help You. RE: how do i cover an exposed electrical wire? I Just bought a house and in the bathroom are exposed electrical wires that should be hooked into an outlet. I just want to safely cover the wires and out them in the wall. How do i do this? I was thinking wire nuts, but are those not for connecting two wires together?

Q: I have a live wire in my basement that is just dangling with wire nuts on the wires. It is a 3 wire cable w ground. I also have a wire I disconnected when remodeling that fed an outlet and ceiling light. This was a 2 wire with a ground. Can I use a junction box to tie the two cables together to get power back to my outlet and ceiling light? Would I just put a wire nut on the extra wire from the 3 wire cable? I'm assuming this would be the color wire that the 2 wire doesn't have.Thanks!: The 3 wire feed could be a standard 110 volt wire with a white, a black, and a green wire. If that were the case, then yes, the black and white would complete the circuit to the light and outlet. However, the 3 wire line could also be a 220 volt line, in which case the result would be rapid destruction of the light and outlet, and then a subsequent fire. Not good. It's important to determine the power of the line: you'll need a meter to check it.

Q: Home water heater is 5000W, said the wire is 4 level, you can press the big open? The: 4p is pliers phone line, 6p do not know, you look at the kind of mouth is suitable for it.

Q: hi. i have old westinghouse garage door electrical engine. I would like to make a winch but dont know how to hook it up. it has capacitor and 5 wires. brown brown white blue red. please give me some ideas how to hook it up. thx.: those wires control the speed of the motor and you will be happier to go to a small motor repair store and get some help in learning the sequence of the wiring . put masking tape on each wire and number the wire and take a note pad so when you are

Q: I have NO way to hook up electric to a whirlpool bath in 2nd floor (electric panel is in basement in opposite side of house) was planning to go out through attic then run line outside.to then come back into panel. What is the best way to protect wiring?. alsois it best to bury this line or make it so it can be clearly seen?: If you wish to ever sell you home in the future, you will need to have that electrical work on file in the county in which the the house is located. The county permit office will provide you with the requirements/codes that you have to follow. Since you have questions about this type of work, I'd strongly suggest that you contact a licensed electrician.

Q: I need to run the following:2 x 50 watt filter2 x 500 watt heaterAnd the place that I need to run it is about 300 feet away. What gauge electrical cord do I need???Thanks in advance!: for a 300 foot run you will need a # 6 wire, and that ain,t cheap. 100 foot is the longest run recommend, if you can have the power co put in a new meter pole there,

Q: I want to know why this happens in terms of whats going on at an atomic scale with the flowing electrons in the metallic bond. Thanks: First I thought you were looking for an explanation of diffusing electrons in a wire, but I think you are looking for an explanation of ohms' law: VIR or as you indicate R V/I. What you are missing is that the voltage is not constant. The resistance is fixed from the physics of the conductor. In a circuit you can have a current source where you control the amount of current. In this case if there are no components changing the resistance, the voltage drop across the resistor changes as you change the current. On the other hand, you could have a voltage source like a battery. The voltage drop across the resistor can not change. It is equal to the battery's voltage, but if you change the resistance, the current will change. Hope that makes sense. If it is really the former you were looking for I think it can be explained by looking at the effect of heat on the wire and keep in mind that electrons aren't zipping from one end of the wire to the other even in a DC circuit.

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