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OD Relay - 1989 244 Automatic 200 1989

posted by  jbowser on  Wed Jul 2 08:14 CST 2003
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Do as the others suggest - check wiring down to the OD solenoid (mine was broken when I got it), also the wires going up into the shifter to the switch tend to fray and short.

If you are handy with a soldering iron you can also take your relay apart and re-solder (hehe, "Fosterize") the connections on the little circuit board, especially the larger gauge ones. I have yet to open up an OD relay of any vintage that didn't have bad solder joints!

Justin B.
83 Turbo






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