Electrical Question - alt.autos.studebaker

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From: bondobi...@aol.com (BondoBill1)
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Date: 27 Sep 2002 15:06:58 GMT
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Subject: Re: Electrical Question
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Disconnect the battery, unscrew the nurdle that holds the switch, push switch
out the rear, and let it hang. Now connect the battry, with a piece of heavy
wire, jump the circuit breaker and see if the lights wirk. The breaker might be
corroaded or shot. All the Post War bodied cars had a breaker attached to the
switch.