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#449486 09/06/2008 12:46 AM
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46 In Progress,

Sorry to hear about the smoke. These old rigs have hardly any fuses so barbecues can happen. The wiring diagram I looked at shows a power wire from ammeter to horn with the ground being supplied by the button on the steering wheel. This could easily cause your problem. Keep us posted and think "fuse".

Stuart


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