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It's one of the most comon problems. Bad or corroded wires, or dirty battery connections etc...
Infact I overlook it when I help people here because I assume people have already checked them.
Will have to stop doing that.
Infact I overlook it when I help people here because I assume people have already checked them.
Will have to stop doing that.
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ALWAYS check your connections. This is mandatory.
10 lashes with a wet noodle and 24 hours in the heat box!
Just kidding.
But thank you for at least following up with this thread and letting us know what the problem was. It's always great to have a conclusion to threads.
10 lashes with a wet noodle and 24 hours in the heat box!
Just kidding.
But thank you for at least following up with this thread and letting us know what the problem was. It's always great to have a conclusion to threads.
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That there^^^ is some deep stuff. Mhm. Moral.
I've been on the mile high bridge at Grandfather Mountain.
Here's what she looks like (not my picture).
Fleet Mechanic
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Okay, Gary, we can further add to the punishment!
Move in with Gary! He'll teach you to write an 8-page book on shimming starters!
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Anyway, congrat's on the milestone.
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