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Hardwire my Inhibitor switch??? Is this O.K.??? 700

posted by  jsaw on  Mon Apr 15 08:51 CST 2002
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My starter inhibitor switch is toast--- i'm positive...

I can't afford to replace it right now.

Is it a bad idea to hardwire the wires leading to the switch ( when i get a new switch I can just unplug the old one at the connector and replace it all, cut wires and switch.)

Is this a really bad idea????

I just got this puppy up and running and this minor problem is driving me nuts!!!!!! The car is running beautifully , when it starts that is...

Josh 86 760 b230ft - aw71 300,000 kms.






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