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| marks914 |
 May 11 2007, 08:40 PM
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I had a problemt oday. I was driving down the road on this lovley 70 degree day when I went around a corner and found that some wires that I had run somehow got wrapped around the steering column. A few wires were pulled off of their male connectors on the fuse block, no wires were damaged, just pulled off the connection. So I get everything back together, start the car and now it won't turn off. WTF?
I always have current going to the coil + lead unless I unplug the black wire(s) from the #9 fuse. I can't seem to find the problem. Oh yeah, my gauges are out too. Does anyone have a good pic or diagram of a 72 fuse box? Its not the ignition switch, it new and was working fine, I umplugged it and had the same result. I am running a GM HEI. All was well until that corner. Or any suggestions Mark |
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marks914 Car won't turn off May 11 2007, 08:40 PM
sendjonathanmail hey! i have a 74...if you want I can take a qu... May 11 2007, 08:43 PM tracks914 Sorry but that's funny :rotfl:
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