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You're sure you haven't wrapped it around one of the sparkplug wires a 
couple of times :)

Finn

jbker@juno.com wrote:

>Finn wrote:
>
>Ok, there just *might* be a 4th possibility. If the cable bundle 
>containing the wire to pin 30 includes a wire that sees a very high 
>current spike,
>---------------------------------
>
>Finn, do not believe there are any high current wires in the bundle. Mostly stuff to the monitor and the panel EC2 switches. 
>
>Bernie
>  
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