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Can anyone point or recommend a good book on auto electrics please?
Much of my distain for Lucas stems from my inability to understand the extreme basics of auto electrical systems.
I know it's inevitible that I'll be wiring something in future, any ideas so I don't get hurt or hurt something?
 
I love it--the new ones are cheaper then the used ones.

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I love it--the new ones are cheaper then the used ones.

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The used ones indicate where the problems are, as those pages have lots of grime on them. They also have all the handwritten corrections in them. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif
 
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