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Reamo83
I have a 2000 gmc jimmy 4wd 6cyl and I've resorted to starting it and unhooking battery because of short cause my brights to not work and giving me a dead battery after shutting it off. It was second hand and haven't got much other then that for problems. Could my multifunction switch for my lights be shorting out?
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