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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    That one must have been fun to find! Power at the source, but nothing at the end, and continuity until you get to the break.
    That's an under statement, poor quality control at the factory
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY View Post
    That's an under statement, poor quality control at the factory
    Yeah, but it lasted 37 years......
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY View Post
    ...a pin hole in the wire that had to be there from the factory.
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    That's an under statement, poor quality control at the factory
    Sorry, but after 37 years how can you state, unequivocally, that the pinhole was in that insulation from the factory?? Do you have some type of forensic evidence that ties down the date of the penetration? I know that over the years I've poked holes in a bunch of wires chasing current, so I guess that there are a bunch of cars out there with "...factory flaws..." and "...poor quality control...", even though the holes were poked by yours truly. As I said before, you found it, you fixed it, good job, but don't blame GM. Who knows what jack leg mechanic or electrician poked that hole, and at what point in time. Really???
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