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Old 03-14-2006, 10:08 PM   #1
NuBomb
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Need rewire tips

Long time no post. I've been pretty busy and not able to post. I brought my blazer home in late december, and have her under a shed behind the barn. The second time bringing taking her out from the shed, the transmission took a dump. I got the transmission rebuilt and I'm about to put it back in. Can't wait to get driving.

Anyway, I have decided to replace the wiring and I bought a painless kit. I'm looking for helpful suggestions and tips. Also, How long will did it take? I know at least one person has used the kit, but I can't remember who. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Later.
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