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Coolant System Diagnosis 140-160 1972

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Fri Dec 4 15:54 CST 2020
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Derek;

For the 140s, where the Fuseblock is located in the relatively cozy passenger compartment, cleaning conical fuseends and mating contacts is not even something I think of first, but you're right...after so many years, it certainly wouldn't hurt to do some PM on those connections to assure a reliable power connection! Thanks for the reminder, and keeping me honest...peer review is good!

Cheers





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