help dam dog
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From: pismo beach
help dam dog
i need help that dam dog ate the wireharness that goes to the trans.
i'd pulled the trans out the old mans truck to get rebuild (01 7.3 4x4 auto, ele transfer)so i need a new or used harness ??? any help or ph# wrecking yards
the old man does not know yet.PS that dog is gone sat someone elses prob
i'd pulled the trans out the old mans truck to get rebuild (01 7.3 4x4 auto, ele transfer)so i need a new or used harness ??? any help or ph# wrecking yards
the old man does not know yet.PS that dog is gone sat someone elses prob
Hook it, I'll pull it.
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From: Grand Lake, La.
i need help that dam dog ate the wireharness that goes to the trans.
i'd pulled the trans out the old mans truck to get rebuild (01 7.3 4x4 auto, ele transfer)so i need a new or used harness ??? any help or ph# wrecking yards
the old man does not know yet.PS that dog is gone sat someone elses prob
i'd pulled the trans out the old mans truck to get rebuild (01 7.3 4x4 auto, ele transfer)so i need a new or used harness ??? any help or ph# wrecking yards
the old man does not know yet.PS that dog is gone sat someone elses prob
Depending on how mad your dad gets. I would say, dad the dam dog eat my wire harness going to my trans. I see you have a 7.3 also.
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Aren't you a little too old for "the dog ate my homework" routine.
I'd say either a wrecking yard, or check one of our Ford dealer sponsors to see what kind of deal you can get on a replacement harness. There shouldn't be anything wrong with a used harness, but if you get one, I'd bring an OHM meter and check for continuity in the wires before you leave with it, just to be on the safe side.
I'd say either a wrecking yard, or check one of our Ford dealer sponsors to see what kind of deal you can get on a replacement harness. There shouldn't be anything wrong with a used harness, but if you get one, I'd bring an OHM meter and check for continuity in the wires before you leave with it, just to be on the safe side.
