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Make your own 200 1984

posted by  LeChuck on  Sun Feb 25 05:32 CST 2007
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Hehe, well, as I started touching the connector to separate it, most of it crumbled between my fingers, and I was being careful, so there goes the question of keeping the connector or not. It's in the trash now. I am currently installing blue bullet connectors, since that is mostly what was happening inside the gray one, and I have some of those. I also saw the ones that go to the alternator. Easy to replace. Another project for next time as I don't have the black wire on hand right now. Looks like the starter wires were already relocated last time when the starter was replaced, I think a yellow/green or yellow/blue wire. Will check.






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