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Dammit Rick! I bought another one!
- Thread starter Stic-o
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I would fix it on the stand. It sounds like you nailed the problem.
Our Ram threw a brake warning light one morning. Turned out that a critter chewed through the wire going to a front wheel speed sensor. I popped the hood and it had started to build a nest on the intake manifold using under hood insulation, bits of wire insulation, etc.
Our Ram threw a brake warning light one morning. Turned out that a critter chewed through the wire going to a front wheel speed sensor. I popped the hood and it had started to build a nest on the intake manifold using under hood insulation, bits of wire insulation, etc.
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Well, I decided to fix it in the truck, so I know everything is perfect.
Once the intake was off I found this..
Once the intake was off I found this..
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