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Old 07-01-2016, 05:27 PM
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Looks like 1 wire to me...
How does one lock the crank to remove the center bolt?
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use an impact gun or remove the tunnel cover and and use a pipe wrench on the drive shaft to keep it from turning,I like using the after mentioned as it does not mar the driveshaft up.
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Thanks for the tips, it is off now and an xtreme replacement ordered.

hopefully this was the problem.
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Looks like you got your use out of that one.
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I've seen worse and they work properly.
An ohm reading would confirm good or bad/shorted to ground.
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Looks like a picture taken by the Hubble space telescope of a black hole ..
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