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The voltage drop starts at the switch then to saftey neutral switches---wire harness connectors---buy the time it gets to the starter it is low---you did the most cost effective way of solving the problem. The high temperatures incurred on the 4.3 in that enviroment does'nt help much either.
  • Posted 31 Mar 2008 16:17
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