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Old 02-02-2005, 08:44 AM
J_JAMNIK J_JAMNIK is offline
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This happened to me last year in my 68. My problem was in the fuse block main wire connection. Apparently the connector in the fuse block rusted or corroded to an extent that only applying pressure to the contact would connect power. Got another fuse block at the bone yard and all is well now.

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