Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights

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Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights [Re: whopua] #958814 08/14/09 06:31 AM

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BigJim

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I am referring to the BATTERY ground.. It should be from the battery to the body or from the engine to the body.
Sounds to me as though the ground isn't doing enough work... Might need cleaning.
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	whopua	08/14/09 03:36 AM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	BigJim	08/14/09 04:14 AM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	whopua	08/14/09 05:09 AM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	BigJim	08/14/09 06:31 AM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	time2play	08/23/09 11:29 PM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	sunder	08/14/09 04:11 PM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	DBL_DTY97TJ	08/17/09 02:51 AM
Re: Electric Mystery! Dim Rear Lights	superdawg	08/18/09 07:58 AM

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