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Electrical problems could be tied to this loose nut 850

posted by  Three5bangers on  Tue May 19 18:40 CST 2015
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http://s1314.photobucket.com/user/84quattro/media/IMG_0013-GroundBattClamp_zpsep5ewptt.jpg.html

Car is an early 1995 - they might have changed the design. I did clean up many connections under the hood. Car seems to be happy now. The nut in photo was a bit loose, much seems to be grounded by this bolt and nut.

So maybe I bought a battery and ignition switch for nothing. Still I saved a few $thousand in dealer charges in 1 hours and 5 inches of emery cloth. Life is good.






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