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uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Wed Aug 18 06:20 CST 2010
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Your list is seconded by my own experience on #2, and a couple on-line troubleshooting sessions here on the board, for #1. I have described the delay timer's appearance, to help folks find it, as like a fluorescent lamp starter.

Regarding the insulation failure, those wires, with the silicone insulation and high strand count, are used in the tailgate harness, and under the car in the automatic's OD solenoid harness, and for the vehicle speed sensor. The crank position sensor adds to the list, and probably more (on the M47 for example) in other spots that get flexed in normal operation.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore

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