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failing wiring harness 200

I had the same problem with my 81 242 and i did much the same solution. of couse i don't wnt to legally responsible BUT what you have done should be fine assuming that the fuse for the lights can handle the load. one way to make sure that the intank pump dosen't get much of a load is to not run the tank all the way down. For my 242 I typically would go about 200 miles and refill the tank. Hope this helps!






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