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Still got MAJOR electrical issues. 850

OK...did as you suggested. With the battery terminals disconnected, I hooked up my meter. When the pedal was NOT depressed, the reading was different than when depressed. I pulled every fuse. The one that made a difference was the STOP LIGHT fuse...pulled that and no change in meter reading... the system was not being effected by the stepping on the brake pedal...all seemed well. The car started. That was all fine and good...then I hooked everything back up...fuse IN... The problem "went away"... WITH the fuse IN (the bad senerio), everything was fine...Now I am back to square One. I now have to wait for the problem to resurface. For some reason, horsing around with the fuses, etc., seems to have joggled 'fixed' it. Damn....






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