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Connections for a 'Service Warning Module' - 1976 MG-B
I am rebuilding a 1976 MG-B that I purchased non-running. There are a few 'modifications' to the electrical system, particularly in the motor compartment. I found a module that is mounted on a bracket or the R/H side of the engine bay just ahead of the heater blower. There is a 'speedo type'...