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Some of those previously stretched wires may have broken (or almost broken) inside the insulation . They look perfectly normal but you may be dealing with yet another almost broken wire. Run parallel jumpers across likely suspects and see if the problem clears up. That is my best guess! Good luck and keep reporting.
Nad_Yvalhosert said:
It's good that you have a suggestion to help fix this issue, but O.P. posted this over 4 years ago. It's likely that it has been fixed long long ago. Dates on posts matter.I only responded because someone quoted a reply I had done some time ago. Also the problem of a broken wire inside insulation that looks perfectly normal is one that happens increasingly as these trucks age. Reviving a thread that might help a newbie solve a common problem seems to me to be a good use of resources.
The fact that the OP attempted to offer the completed solution only to have the same thing happen in a different way is another example for new owners who may have really beat on a problem to solve it. After my year-long battle with an air conditioner I can testify that one thing you DON'T do is let the truck or the demon Murphy win. One thing we definitely need is more final reports of solutions to issues rather than "hanging" threads with no answers.
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