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"OK" Light has flatlined
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Common problem with older AutoCheck systems. Resolder all the solder joints on the AutoCheck PC.....
board, on the rear of the instrument cluster. Age and temperaturee cycles cause hairline cracks in the solder joints. I have fixed a few of these by reheating each joint.
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