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Throttle pedal schematic on truck side

Trying to find out what color wires on the harness on truck side goes to what color wires on throttle pot. Truck has been sitting for a while & somebody cut the connector off of the truck harness
  • Posted 5 Apr 2021 05:51
  • Discussion started by Scott_Darnell
  • Illinois, United States
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