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Pulling on wiring harness 200

posted by  Stickbuilder on  Sun Jan 27 02:16 CST 2008
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Yesterday (and it was too damp and chilly to start the big project) I was under the hood of the 245 with the engine running. I grabbed the wire harness where it comes between runners 3 and 4 and gave it a light tug. The engine smoothed out like it has not idled in several years. The only thing was that the idle speed went up to 1000 rpm and stayed there. I jiggled the harness again, and the idle dropped, but the engine kept running smoothly. I guess that's proof that I have issues in the harness.

Bill






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