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posted by  BDower on  Thu Nov 9 04:35 CST 2006
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All,

It turns out the source of all my woes is the Ignition module. I noticed a bit of greenish corrosion on the wires at the point where it goes from the wiring harness to the actual module. Will dielectric grease take care of that or is there something else I should do to ensure things are good? Just want to make sure I do thing proper.

TIA

Brian





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