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Old 12-16-2002, 08:23 PM   #14
dragstang86
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Just make sure you use good wire and connectors on that jumper wire on the solenoid because you dont wanna get stranded somewhere cause of something stupid. I speak from experience. Luckly i thought of that and held the wire on the connector while someone started it. At first i though i had a dead short somewhere but the jumper wire broke right at the connector. You have to remember it gets hot down there with those headers right there and on my car i have the trans lines going right by there too.
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