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Old 09-03-2009, 04:02 PM   #12
lostbrit
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: emporia, kansas
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My thanks everyone for the response. You were all helpful. Even Foosell's satire was fun but, if it truly is a $9.15 cent part that is the problem and I can stand on this old head to replace a faulty switch, then I don't feel it is much of a money pit situation. This may even turn out to be a fun project in spite of the minor aggravation.

I will first disconnect the battery and do a fuse check. If I need to replace the switch that will take a few days to get the part and the time. I will report back when the issue is resolved.

Thanks again and happy motoring. Cheers.
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