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1967 122s electrical problems!!!!!! 120-130

posted by  gyoung on  Wed Jan 2 15:41 CST 2008
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I finally solved the glitch! Thanks for your input. I just want to say how great it is that there is a brickboard!!!! Anyway, the short was a wire fron the fan switch that ran to the fuel gauge. I replaced the fan switch and everthing was fine until this morning. Somehow the wire from the fan to the fuel gauge was touching the ignition switch in such a way that is was grounding to the switch. It took forever to find the culprit, but now my 122s wagon is happy again.

Cheers,

Graham






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