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OAC_Sparky,Apr 3 2006, 02:58 PM Wrote:

focuzedn2o,Apr 3 2006, 03:22 PM Wrote:i might try the relay?
but what else could it be?
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Everybody here is kinda dancing around this, so I'm going to come forward and say it.

There is a procedure to follow for troubleshooting electrical issues. None of which can be done for you over the internet. Heck, sometimes they're hard enough to trace in person.

There are a few things you can do.

- Disconnect whatever stuff you put in.
- Think if there's anything that you put in recently.

Then see if the problem goes away.

Apart from that, you need someone with a multimeter and time to trace the system out. Whether it's a competent friend or someone you pay. Sorry, but that's the hard truth.
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Nice Sparky I figured the round about way would work guess straight out and hard worked this time.