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And so, with this bit of information, if I have a C.C. unit that the wire has broke in the usual place, I can now do a tear down and rebuild.
Thank You 89.
And so, with this bit of information, if I have a C.C. unit that the wire has broke in the usual place, I can now do a tear down and rebuild.
Thank You 89.
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That is if the switch itself is not wore out. I had two used stalks with good harnesses that the switches were shot. This was one of them LOL. It's nice to see what's going on in there though.
Still waiting for HR's reaction to him being mentioned in the video.
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