I had to replace my trunk hinges on a 14 Corolla and could not remember how the torsion bars were installed. Your video solved my headache. Thanks a bunch. .
Thank you TREMENDOUSLY...I was trying for 20 minutes, almost lost some fingers; in a Lexus ES it is very difficult to see or move that hinge while you THINK you are doing the right thing. Once I saw your video and found it, BOOM done in 10 seconds!
The conductor length/size/properties reduces the fault current from the source to the fuse due to it's impedance. Calculating the available fault current is not covered in this video.
Yes, high leg delta's can have a neutral but they're not that common in most areas. The comments are generalized to cover the most common circumstances.
Had a hard time finding a relevant video for my 2018 toyota corolla trunk torsion bar which suddenly came loose. Your video was right on. Fix it in minutes. Thanks.
Wow! Thanks bro, you save the day. You are the only guy who perfectly demonstrates how and why the value of minimum fusing current is greater than the rated current of the fuse! I can sleep well tonight, Cheers!
I have a 1998 Toyota Corrola LE. I have 2 swing arms on the turnk that came out of the trunk spring on the LEFT side.I can't seem to find a video on this. every video is for the single arm right side:. Can you help me. Thanks
Brother thanks man, I just found your thing. I'm sitting here on a hill to hold my trunk open on my sonata and it worked like a charm. You rock brother. Thanks for helping somebody out. My best to you
Hi Jonathan, thank you for the clear explanation of the concept. In the calculation of your Normalized Incident Energy Level, the K_1 value used was a positive value (0.555), what would be the reason the value was positive in the equation? Thank you.
Thanks for the question. The missing negative sign in the equation was a typo. It's a negative value as indicated on the right had side of the screen and if you go through the calculation with it as a negative you'll note it equates to the lg en value shown on the next line, 0.68298.
i was downloading the catalog time-current characteristics of the nh fuse, but in the picture above the graph there is no description of the current rating. can you help me?
That depends on the protective device characteristics and the short circuit current sources throughout the system. That said, if you're looking to reduce for a 10KAIC rated MCB you should confirm with the MCB manufacturer that the make/model of the fuse your planing to use is recognized for series rating with that specific MCB.
