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Electronic components. 200

posted by  justin time on  Tue Sep 30 10:37 CST 2008
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Having a back up of electrical components in your car could help in a break down. I recently used an ignition amplifier from a breakers yard to get my 740 1988 working again. Lucky that the car stopped dead just a few hundred yards from home. So it was towed home first and fixed later. Justin
245 GLE 84. 740Gl 88.






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