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Dan kimbro

Re: r9 overdrive

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Just can't stay away

thanks all...was able to remove the governor and clean it and the bullet connector.works great now.Inside was not real dirty,just some oil inside,,,looked good.I think the ground screw and bullet connector were the issue...thanks again

Posted on: 2020/3/17 14:36

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