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Electrical Problem 1990 Wagon 200 1986

posted by  clbolt on  Fri Jul 2 08:57 CST 2004
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My former 87 and 91 wagons both have the terminals pressed into the plastic in the back of the housing. The used replacement taillights I bought for my 91 (from an 83) both do as well. All 3 sets were factory lights, not aftermarket. Although I've only run across a dozen or so late wagons in my recent junkyard searches, none of them had a circuit film on the taillights.

That's one of the things I've really liked about my wagons, in comparison to the sedans. I hate the thought of those stupid printed circuits.
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1991 245, 61k miles, looking for a 5 speed 92-93 245 cheap.







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