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r90/6 diode board
- Thread starter MTHelmet
- Start date
flash412
Loose Cannon
Take a good hard look at the diode board. You will see marks on one of the spade connectors where the wire used to be connected that are not on the other connector. If memory serves me well, if you look at the connectors and their traces on the circuit board, they are electrically connected to the same point anyway. (Unfortunately I cannot verify this right now as I am 1400 miles from my garage.)
