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Fixed 200 1988

Rule #1 was not followed. I jumped in assuming things were already looked at. Today as I gave this gent the documentation that Art sent, we rambled about " there must be a fuse somewhere". The bell went off. I walked out to the car, open the side panel and rolled all the fuses, popped the hood to plug the Connector at the distributor we had off. Turned the Key... Vrrrrrooom.
We always talk about these older cars and the corroded fuse holders. I just jumped in before starting at square 1. Lesson learned.
He will go back and clean them correctly.

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