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94-97 Tech
unplugging connectors while running bad?
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[QUOTE="racerdad2, post: 992368, member: 13737"] If you're looking for a broken wire, you'll get no reading on the ohm meter if its a clean break. An intermittent short is tougher to find. I'm guessing you'll have very little to no resistance on good wires. Someone will surely correct me if I've gotten this wrong. Tracking down electrical shorts requires patience, which I'm short of. Happy hunting ! Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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