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Posted by Bryce Andreasen (Magnum) on July 23, 2003 at 21:19:45 from (209.74.226.88):
Bought some used fenders for the 1466, wich had the short IH cab, not the long white or red style or the year-a-round, but the air went out years ago, and heat doesn't work, only fan and radio. took the lights off to paint the fenders, but never did know whitch lights come on when. It has the more fine lined light on the inside, and the more coarse linesed light on the outside. Whitch light would come on with the light switch on the first and second notch, that would also turn on the flashers? But than both lights would come on with it on the third notch? Also, it had many drilled holes in it, and only one hole towards the back on the left fender for the flasher, was there originaly suposed to be one light or two, the right fender doesn't have a hole in the back outside.
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