Re: have electrical problems help!!! (g man)
Is this a personal problem? or are we supposed to guess.
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Is this a personal problem? or are we supposed to guess.
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Re: have electrical problems help!!! (g man)
That aint your only problem if you think that's enough info.
Anyway here's my guess, the wiring loom is too short, it shrank in the rain like a woolie jumper.
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[Modified by Vdubs, 4:04 PM 12-1-2001]
That aint your only problem if you think that's enough info.
Anyway here's my guess, the wiring loom is too short, it shrank in the rain like a woolie jumper.
[Modified by Vdubs, 4:04 PM 12-1-2001]
Re: have electrical problems help!!! (EuroFreak)
Oh I love information.
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Try disconnecting the starter then unplugging the ignition switch, then unplug the the wires at the fuse box, if that makes no difference I guess it has to be a wire shorting somewhere and you'll have to trace the wires from the battery up to the fuse or unfused parts, you sure you removed all the fuses even ones not in the fuse box row?
[Modified by Vdubs, 6:40 PM 12-1-2001]
Oh I love information.
Try disconnecting the starter then unplugging the ignition switch, then unplug the the wires at the fuse box, if that makes no difference I guess it has to be a wire shorting somewhere and you'll have to trace the wires from the battery up to the fuse or unfused parts, you sure you removed all the fuses even ones not in the fuse box row?
[Modified by Vdubs, 6:40 PM 12-1-2001]
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