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  1. 09-26-2010 06:50 AM #1
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    Keep your fuse panel and relay's convienantly located together so it is easy to do trouble shooting just like already mentioned.
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  2. 09-27-2010 01:36 AM #2
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    Cool Relay Location.

     



    Thanks for that info. Seems pretty conclusive.
    Now I'll try to put a pic of my Chevy on the site. I spent hours last night trying to do it, but it wouldn't download the picture. Maybe tonight I'll be luckier!
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