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Old 04-07-2010, 04:17 PM
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Classic, it's not a big deal. Just make sure to look at both schematics. If you can't find them ,I'll dig em up for you when I can.
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two wires.... one is ground - should be able to go to ground with a continuity checker to see which one is which.
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two wires.... one is ground - should be able to go to ground with a continuity checker to see which one is which.
Yeah, I bought a multimeter...maybe someday I'll open the package and learn how to use it. There are huge orange stickers on my gauges telling me that if I fark it up, it's on me. It's amazing I've made it this far, really. LOL.
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