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Where's the other end of the D+ wire?

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Mon Jan 10 07:03 CST 2011
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Smitty, if you're talking about a 740 or a 940, I hear that can involve some flexible circuit board traces in the instrument cluster.

If it is a 240 perchance, there's a flex fuse on the back of the cluster, but you'd have more symptoms than just the lack of exciter voltage.


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