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FYI I thought the RV was a wiring nightmare
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Long story and not important but I ended up with a 36 Ford 5 W. When I went under the dash and the hood, there was so much extra wiring. Almost like redundant switches and wires to nowhere.
I went to work and ended up removing at least 210' of useless wiring in a pile.
My idea of wiring is less is more. I hid as much as possible and neatly bundled the rest.
I went to work and ended up removing at least 210' of useless wiring in a pile.
My idea of wiring is less is more. I hid as much as possible and neatly bundled the rest.
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