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I am replacing a couple of burned-up, fried green power wires to the heater switch and reverse/neutral safety switches. They were shorted to ground and had to be removed from the new harness. I will run (2) new green leads from fuse panel to these switches....should #12 gauge wire be used?
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TR6 Green power wire-'74 TR6
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hondo402000
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BWG goes by the number of strands in the wire, I think British wires web site gives the BWG to US wire crossover chart
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