Hey everyone,
Long time observer here because of my wife’s forester, but thinking about crossing over to the subie side. Debating between a crosstrek wilderness or a Mazda CX-50 (possibly meridian). I currently have a Chevy Colorado ZR2 bison edition. Crosstreks look kinda cool lifted with all terrains and some rally gear. I appreciate the feedback!
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*ON roof. Sorry, autocorrect.
2021 ZR2 Bison. So I was washing the truck and found a spot where the paint is flaking off. Anyone else experience this? Will the dealer cover it? Truck is 5 years old so b2b is over. Looks like corrosion is expired too.
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Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who responded to my last post. It was a great relief that those spots were unpopulated from the factory.
Now for part 2 of “what is this part?” lol
These are located behind the CELL processor. Going by the C designation, I’m going to assume these are capacitors. However, I do not know the specs. I tried looking them up on the service manual parts list in the back but they were not listed. C1485 and C1486.
If anyone can tell me the specs and possibly a link to mouser or digikey I’d greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance.
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So I revisited one of my GLOD CECHA01 PS3s and found a small (resistor) out of place. After resecuring it, I decided to scan the board for any others. I came across 2 missing (resistors) under the RSX. I found a service manual on ifixit to ID them. Could someone send a link for these (resistors) from mouser or the like? My apologies but I’m just starting out and I haven’t had to order small parts like this before. Thanks in advance!
EDIT: a kind soul has informed me that these components are I fact NOT capacitors, but resistors. I have edited the post to reflect.
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First post for me here so my apologies if I’m amiss. I’m working on a PlayStation 3 and noticed these 3 bridges pins on the HHD connector joints. I tried to remove the solder to debridge them but to no avail. I’ve tried wick, I’ve tried adding leaded solder and wicking, and hot air to no avail. Oh, solder gurus, please educate this poor student. Thank you!