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245 Rear Window Defroster 200 1982

posted by  Jim F.C on  Thu Jul 7 06:13 CST 2005
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Through the right hinge on the rear door I can see that a large electrical conductor with black insulation, has separated, apparently from repeated flexing of the conductor as the rear door is opened and closed. I suspect that this conductor supplies power to the defrost grid on the rear window.

I would very much like some instruction about how to repair this conductor so that this problem does not recur. Thank you very much!






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