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[RICKBOARD] diagnose electric window problems

posted by  1fatcat on  Sat Feb 12 10:27 CST 2011
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I'll disassemble this AM and report back, I suspect it was it's inability to
move that caused fuse to pop. Though wife said nothing about cord on her drivers
window, I can only image the thoughts going through her head. I built hot rods
for years
'32 Fords, high boys & tudors & '29 roadster pick ups, but I never sunk to this
new low for me. Have a nice week end, up to zero yet? har har, another 80 degree
day in the making here in Keaau. Bill



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Subject: [BRICKBOARD] diagnose electric window problems





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