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posted by  hobbit on  Wed Jan 9 08:32 CST 2002
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Good call Andrew! After reading your post, I went out to check the connector and sure enough, I have green powery corrosion on both the plug and receptical. Now comes the question of what to use to clean it out without damaging the connector any more that it is already. That is if it is not already too corroded to salvage. The wiring harness side of this equation is in petty sorry shape. Any suggestions?
After 27 years of owning Volvo's most of my demons have been electrical in nature.
Thanks,
Steve M.






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