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install a limit switch. 200 1987

posted by  Axel on  Wed Mar 3 03:43 CST 2004
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A easy way to give yourself some peace of mine would be to install N/O (normally pen) limit switches. Install them at each mount location and install a idiot
light in the car. If the engine sinks and hits one the light comes on you know you have a problem. Seems like the periodic check is the best idea but HEY you never
know. the mount may look solid but fail a mile down the road...
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