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GB :)
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This post made me finally go fix mine a few minutes ago. Been meaning to for months now. I wrapped sandpaper around a mini-screwdriver and kept sanding the rust off of both sides of the male terminals inside of the resistor unit. I'd already replaced my wiring harness connector a couple months ago with a better looking unit from a parts truck as well as the resistor pack. Filled it up with dielectric grease and no-go. Wiggled the connector into another position and it worked on all speeds. Looks like I've got a little more sanding/cleaning to do on my connectors/terminals... but I ran out of daylight. GB :)
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