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Dec 20, 2017
Good and appears well made. it is required to make things work, but .....
This is a Ford discontinued item so one is pretty much "over a barrel" on options because they aren't being made anymore, at least not that I know of at this time. I downrated the "value" because it's in the low end of the supply and the high end of the demand on the supply-and-demand curve. You get the drift.
The original switch worked for over 30 years with no problem. But before assuming the relay is the problem, do a thorough check of the system first, at least as much as you can. I discovered that the Inertia Reset Switch had to be reset. This can be a very easy "fix" depending on the particular vehicle. Mine was very difficult to locate and somewhat difficult to access due to location up under the dash but in the case of the previous model year a few body parts had to be removed in order to gain access.
The Inertia Switch is needed because the fuel tanks have electric pumps and in the event of an accident where gas could get ignited the impact would hopefully trigger the Inertia Switch and disable the fuel pumps thereby preventing a major fire. Good design intentions but just another place for Murphy to do his thing.
Dec 13, 2017
This is a popular power supply that was used for many years. Not the most powerful by today's standards but good enough for those back in the day.
Got this for an old Pentium Pro 486 generic computer. The terminal connections are marked with standard markings so one can go on-line and find which harness should go to what. The connections are standard unlike some of those on Dell, HP, etc.
Was able to fire up an old IBM hard drive, 3.5" floppy, DVD optical drive, and plan to get an old 1GB iOmega drive up and running, all this to capture some old files. Currently the project is on hold until I can figure out what to do with Windows 98. Other than that, everything is working.
When I get finished with this project, instead of scrapping or recycling it I might put it on the workbench for use as a power supply there. Have to clear some space first, though.
Crucial MX300 1TB SATA 2.5 Inch Internal Solid State Drive - CT1050MX300SSD1
Aug 28, 2017
Installed in a 2012 MacBook Pro - couldn't be better!
The Good: The installation was the easy part but trying to do a ""clean install" was not as easy. There is lots of information about how to COPY the old hard drive (HD) over to the new Solid State Drive (SSD) but not so much, hardly any, about how to do a clean install and then copy ISP settings, emails, photos (into a new Photos application from iPhoto, and things like that. Copying documents was easy.
Finally got there but not being a full-fledged computer guru, making the transfer of data, it wasn't the easiest. I did buy a case for the old HD which I would highly recommend and think that everyone would do that anyway.
The new SSD boots in seconds, battery life is much longer, and everything is just sooo much faster. Editing Final Cut Pro X is a breeze. Also had upped the memory to 16 GB earlier but it was the new SSD install that really, really, helped.
The good thing about having the old HD in a case is, if in the event there is a setup problem with the new drive and it takes time to resolve, one still has the old drive available and it can easily be popped back in.
Bang-for-the-buck, this is an excellent upgrade.
The Bad: There isn't anything bad abut the product. My clean install .... that's another story. Wish it could be made easier but it was worth the effort.