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Re: 1969 GMC alternator resistor wire

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Originally Posted by firedemon

sorry to the original poster I didn't mean to hijack the thread just trying to learn myself . hope this all helps you too

No need to apologize here. You're on topic, and are learning some new stuff. As did I when I read this thread. I've been working on old cars and trucks for 30+ years and learn new stuff all the time. Some people just get bent up about things that, to them, seems simple because it's something they view as easy for everyone.

I'm glad there are cats like VetteVet here who is a wiring wizard and takes the time to explain things beyond what most people would do.

Gary

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