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Date Posted: 12:27:42 11/17/01 Sat
Author: Paul C.
Author Host/IP: 172.166.7.78
Subject: Re: Electrical gremlins
In reply to: C-89S4 's message, "Re: Electrical gremlins" on 12:14:58 11/17/01 Sat

I removed all the fuses, none were blown, and reinstalled them as tight as they would fit. The PO did have a phone installed (since removed) and an aftermarket cassette deck. I had a new cd receiver installed last year, but I had the electrical problems before that.

I will go back and re-check the fuses and look for any problems with the fuse block--i.e. fuses making only intermittent contact. Thanks for your help.

Paul C.
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