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V2 Inside Picture 444-544

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posted by  Sil on  Tue Dec 7 10:13 CST 2004
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Good enough reasoning to satisfy my curiosity. I hope you'll find a stick with the right knob, and, if not, just add another toggle to that fancy panel; which may, actually,be a more secure way of getting power to the solenoid, since the constant movement of the shift stick will eventually wear out any wire attached to it -- happens regularly with 240s. I can understand that now that the car is no longer on top of that heap, you'd want to keep things as down-to-earth as you can. ;-)
Cheers (for the job you did),
Bob S.






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