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A bit stupid, but I didn'nt note down the way the wiring should be on the solenoid. Does someone have a drawing/photo of how I should put it back? Finding out by deduction gives alarming results..

Always have a small digital camera with you while working on the car.
They are great as notebooks [:p]



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Thanks a lot, Beans! And yes, I know. Documenting my actions sometimes gets lost because of enthousiasm [:I] I hope I did not kill the solenoid while experimenting. It did make some strange noises..

Often said while working on the car, "I'll remember that''

Second most often thing said while working on the car, "Now how did that go again?"



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