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Ug, electrics.

The first things to check are the areas of wire that have a greater exposure to the elements. Check connectors for corrosion. Check grounds for clean contacts. After that, I think someone who has in general better luck with sorting these types of issues than I do had better chime in.


Ttiger identified the EXACT problem that I had, for which I spent a pathetic number of hours tracking down. Turns out that the fuse wasn't blown, just so dirty that it lost its continuity (I replaced it, in fact, I was so upset that I didn't see such a simple item that I also replaced all the other fuses... just because I could).

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