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Re: Possible FMS problems.
Did each of the SB50 terminals "snap click" into its proper place within the housing; i.e., toes over the end of the diving board? Sometimes if the terminal is bent slightly, the "snap click" does not happen and the terminal can back out a little, just enough to make intermittent contact. A good whack could open such a contact, and another good whack later could close it again. This can be hard to find until the terminal backs out far enough to cause the connection to open statically.
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 since 2003
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