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posted by  john sargent on  Fri May 4 12:19 CST 2012
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Art, there are currently no 240s in the household. The right one just hasn't come up for sale. Like many others I'd like a 1993 244.

As to the breaks in the wires, I'd guess heat cycling and dirt could make one go bad. The wire looks to be as small as a human hair. If something gets past the screen, and impinges the wire, that could cause failure. In LH 2.2 cars the AMMs don't give much trouble. I sold the my last 002 AMM for pretty good money to the owner of a 1984 245.
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john






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