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Oh crap! LOL 900

Damn, how did I not guess the root cause here would be human(ME). I have done some googling in the last 15 minutes and I was starting to wonder if a loose connection was part of the problem. Thanks Art. I had one of my employers newer techs come over with his fancy schmancy Fluke brand meter, I watched as he tested it and got zero. He then smacked it around a little and retested and got like 2 or 3 ohms as I recall. I am gonna go grab the shop meter and play a bit. How would you make a "better" connection? Drop some solder on the current connector? Clean and burnish? You can just make out the burned spot on the male spade on the pump in this pic. Oy Vay!
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