Electric power sterling LIGHT
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Electric power sterling LIGHT
last night I started my car and the electric power sterling light came on and i noticed i lost sterling.
i turned the car on and off and it seemed to fix itself.
has anyone had issues with this/????
i turned the car on and off and it seemed to fix itself.
has anyone had issues with this/????
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Yeah I had the exact same problems. Cleaning the connectors helped the first time, but only for a short time since I only used compressed air. I used electronic parts cleaner the second time and I think that fixed it, but I'm not sure because I'm at school and don't have my 8 with me. Keep me posted if you find anything out. I'm hoping I don't need to eventually replace the harness.
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Sė, a search should show some threads with the right solutions.
Welding the harness usually works fine and is cheap! Cleaning may not be a long lasting solution as nopstnz said
Welding the harness usually works fine and is cheap! Cleaning may not be a long lasting solution as nopstnz said
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^.....well technically it's bypassing the connectors by soldering right?
Didn't want anyone to just weld/melt the connectors!
It doesn't always work, but like others have said. There's a million threads on this subject showing you where to clean, or how to bypass.
Didn't want anyone to just weld/melt the connectors!
It doesn't always work, but like others have said. There's a million threads on this subject showing you where to clean, or how to bypass.
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