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Most 240 problems are electrical in nature 200 1989

Great news, Steve! I've been in trouble so many times with a dead charging system -- it outranks all other failures combined in frequency of occurrence, except now that most of our cars have voltmeters, we can identify when it happens before the car quits on the road.

I remember wondering why the radio reception was dying, shortly before the fuel pumps quit...

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