Sometimes you just stare in amazement....
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Got to admit, those are real heavy duty switches for a 12 volt system.
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I guess they do work, lol.. 
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You guys bust my balls about the self tappers, at least I never did that **** LOL.
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All the red wire wrapped around the steering shaft is to take up the play of the worn out steering box. 
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*begins having convulsions upon seeing the engine bay full of wire nuts*
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It might be a crude electromagnet to hold the steering shaft together. LolAll the red wire wrapped around the steering shaft is to take up the play of the worn out steering box.
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Drive by wire or a rust inhibitor.
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LOL...
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I guess they do work, lol..
yeah, but just because you can, doesn't mean you should..
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Isn't that the guy that teaches redneck engineering at the local trade school???
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