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Day 1 of 760 wiring harness inspection. 700 1988

posted by  Big Harry on  Sat Feb 5 09:49 CST 2005
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Well, I stripped the intake manifold and removed the wiring harness wrap in the search for something that would cause the intermittent no start or stall problems with this car. Note in the picture the new sensors from the last round of problems. These were installed with the manifold on, but the best way is to remove the intake for room to work. It also gives an opportunity to inspect the wiring and pins.

More to follow.

Regards,
--
Will Dallas







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