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Agree
Quote:
Originally Posted by BoiseBenz
Pull the switch, carefully disassemble and clean it of dried grease, coffee residue etc. If you have any dielectric grease hit the sliding contacts with a skim coat.
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This is your starting point..
Cleaning the Hazard Switch
by whunter
8/28/04
http://www.peachparts.com/Wikka/HazardSwitch
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