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Directional switch converter 444-544

posted by  Boulder444 on  Sat Oct 23 04:22 CST 2004
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Thanks for the lead, Bob. I'll look for a "Flat-4" today.

I bought the car off Ebay and unfortunately it was completely misrepresented. When I received the car it had (amongst a myriad of other issues) no fuse block and a spaghetti nest of wiring behind the dash. None of the lights were working. This is the reason why I decided that it might be easier to redo the entire electrical system rather than to try and sort out the mess.

Take care,
Aiden






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