Reply to "blinkers and taillights,,,same circuit/fuse?"

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Originally posted by mike the snake:
... Today, I tackle the blinkers and taillight gremlin that's lurking around inside my car somewhere, I have my 1911 ready for when I find him lol....

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Originally posted by 1Rocketship:
For those confused about Mike using the number "1911" in reference to his electrical gremblin, ...Mark

OMG!

that is the wrong tool.

I could understand using American Iron in the engine bay, but another classic Italian design should be used else where (Beretta 1951).

Fluke include to keep thread on topic

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