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Posted by IHank on December 16, 1999 at 21:36:46 from (167.142.18.34):
A recent post brought a resonding silence as to replies. At least we can get some discussion going about which way the "juice" flows during a 12 volt conversion and at the same time everybody admits they don't know beans about it!
OK big red fans, I'm looking at this big oily glob of ???, tucked behind the instrument panel, that's got lotsa tubes coming off every whichway.
I also got an I & T Shop Service booklet, #IH-10, and it shows and tells all there is to know and do in order to make that big mo-sheen do like it's 'sposed to.
If bs was music, I've done a lot of listening to a symphony orchestra in my life!
My question to you knowledgeable people- Is it really as simple and easy as the I & T booklet sez & shows? Thanks, IHank
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