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- \title{\textbf{Car Transmission Repair}}
- \author{Steak Electronics}
- \date{2018 (revised 2019)}
- \begin{document}
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- \section{Work Log}
- Just a quick note here.
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- I awoke one morning to find my car would not shift beyond first gear, and that the MPH gauge had failed. I smelt something burning. Upon opening the hood I found a bunny (alive) inside. I was able to coerce him to leave, and then repaired the two wires he chewed up.
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- Car was back in working condition.
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- See pictures.
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- \section{Additional Details}
- The bunny had chewed up two of the wires. What happened, is that two sense wires to the transmission had failed, and as a result, the car was unable to control the transmission. A mechanic later implied that animals chewing wires was not uncommon. I was even fortunate enough to run into a bunny stuck in the car. Perhaps I caught him in the act.
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- Since the wires were broken, it was simply an issue of having a portable soldering iron, and some solder. I brought the iron down to my car, adding some additional wire on, and soldered both ends. A trivial job for an electronics-wise fellow.
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- Soldering near the engine was a little scary, but I didn't leave anything open.
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