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Inline Electrical 'kill' switch? 900

posted by  Penntellect on  Wed Jun 15 08:38 CST 2005
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My reaction the first time that I put in a new ScanTech switch was that I had been sent a bad part, but the second OEM switch also performed the same way. This indicated to me that the problem was in my wiring. While it is still possible that the second replacement switch is no good either, I wouldn't think that it is likely. I don't know though...
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1993 Volvo 940






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