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posted by  machine man on  Sun Mar 17 16:41 CST 2019
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Hi,

I suppose that's close enough to a broken wire inside a generator.

I myself have being cracked, but not broken, for short periods of time!
I just say, it's a glitch in my software.

(:-)

Volvos are not overly sophisticated in computers, so we are stuck with finding mechanical thing!
I think it's still a good thing for my wallet, since I'm so cheap per hour!

Phil






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