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Old 08-09-2014, 05:24 AM
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Default Re: ive got everything,but??

What I found was good was laying out all the wiring on a table or bench and in the locations they would be on the truck, tape it down including the servos then test the functions that way you can test all lights / sound and if there is a problem you can fix it before you install it in the truck.

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thanks for that...again sounds like a plan...ive got a note book working to put down all these suggestions and what have you..
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