09 3v power loss "cured" with 5w40

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Update:

Truck died, dash lit up light a Christmas tree, No connection to anything.

Found an issue with the transmission plug. . . This might have been causing some issues. . . . All of the insulation is flaking away like someone sprayed it with something that cause the insulation to become brittle. I only ever use electrical cleaners on and around wires so I hope it wasn't that. . .

Now I need to find someone who has another one on hand.

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Interesting, could it be all the Arizona heat cycles and dry air destroying the plastic in the connector like that?
 
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Think it was something I sprayed on it to clean it. Maybe I grabbed the wrong can of cleaner when I did the bulkhead sleve, I don't know.

I tore out the harness and repaired it and now its back up and running. Liquid tape, heartshrink solder splices. Replaced a blown fuse and it works. Found that I have some pretty severe resistance on the front wheels when its in the air, need to look into that a little more.

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