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05-12-2002, 02:10 PM
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Long time member in and out
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Albany, Ga
Posts: 343
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Electrical Problem?
Ok, about a month ago, I happenend to notice my turn signal wasn't working. I thought maybe it was a fuse or something. Didn't have one at the time to replace it. Then the next moring, I noticed the heater wasn't working? I kept wondering what was up so later on that day I drive the car and the turn signals work and the heater work so then I was confused. Now, I have a heater, tunsignals, and the convertible top(just noticed it) that won't work but if they do work, they work at the same time. In other words, if the turn signal works properly the top will work properly. If the heater works the turn signals and top will work. If one of them doesn't work, then none of those otems do. Hope I didn't lose you there.
 They aren't all on the same fuse or anything are they? I don't have a book to tell me. I don't have a clue besides the ground maybe? Thanks, James
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