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22-12-2004, 08:18
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Re: Advice to Rookie Teams
Make a drawing of your electrical wiring and components and keep it on the cart for emergency reference. Mark all wiring harnesses with unique tags and mark the component that they go to with the identical tag. It is very easy to dislodge a terminal or connector when changing batteries or searching for problems on the component board.
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