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All depends on what they cut for wires. My m1008 was done by a somewhat knowledgable hack and did not do too much damage. The 2 other trucks I got we're very bad and needed full harnesses. I can't fathom why anyone would convert to 12v. Hopefully they kept all of the spare oem parts so It will...
Hope you got checked out. Injuries always come the next day. And it is power over the dollar amount when they tell you, " your old 1984 junky Chevy blazer is only worth $700 dollars."
Oh ok. The one last week on GL was not a s-250 that's why I was asking. You would want to find the latter m101a3 with the fenders that go past the side of the trailer. That way you won't have to cut them.
Thats just how old trucks are. The more you bounce around the more the gauge goes. One thing you might want to try is to go on youtube and watch other people do the repairs or show you how to do it. Or google.
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