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  1. 08-13-2009, 08:43 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by gunman_sr5 View Post
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    Does this work on both pre mid 99 and post mid 99? Since the ccrm's are different and switches are different, and pcm wiring is different?
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  3. 08-13-2009, 09:14 PM #18
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    I think the circuit boards are different, but the relays are the same. so it will have the same effect.
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    this is great, oh and the part number is 275-0005 they looked at me for a second before figuring it out
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    I did this fix today and it worked. I love you for posting this. Seriously, lets get married.
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    Thanks a bunch. Working like a champ now. I had some copper traces burnt out I had to repair with jumper wire, and the relay cost $5.14 at local Radio Shack. If I had found this site sooner, it would have saved me $495 on a compressor, orfice tube, accum./dryer, etc....
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    Quote Originally Posted by godofmonkeys View Post
    Thanks a bunch. Working like a champ now. I had some copper traces burnt out I had to repair with jumper wire, and the relay cost $5.14 at local Radio Shack. If I had found this site sooner, it would have saved me $495 on a compressor, orfice tube, accum./dryer, etc....
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