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Re: Chip and trailer wire goes NUTS!!! Lesson learned!!!
Amen to that. I was raised that if I ever had to borrow something, I always brought it back in as good or better shape than when I got it. If I had to borrow a car for a quick errand, it was always given back with the gas tank topped off. Just common courtesy stuff.
Guess that's why I'm real picky about who I loan things to. Certain people that I have loaned things to in the past, I don't expect to get those items back.
Glad you figured out the trailer plug was bad. I don't run a chip, but I've had weird electrical gremlins before when hooking up a trailer and having errant or bad grounding.
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Y2K F250 CC PSD Auto, Short-bed Lariat, Woodland Green/Gold, ordered 07/10/99, born 09/12/99, delivered 10/08/99, Access bed cover, Bed Rug, Zoodad mod, Viper Remote Start Alarm, Fumoto valve, 103K somewhat error-free miles (so far) [never back to dealer for anything]
Repairs: CPS, Water Separator Valve assembly, rear axle bearings, VSS, batteries, brakes, alternator, serpentine belt (x2), driver door pwrlock actuator, water pump
2003 VW Jetta TDI auto, 90k miles, all stock, no mods, 41 mpg most days. A rocket in disguise...
Repairs: alternator, brake switch (x2), power window wire harness, #4 glow plug, glow plug wire harness -TRADED as of 11/24/2008
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