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 Posted: Fri Oct 20th, 2006 10:40 am
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 There's a good chance your old one doesn't have the capacitor.

That is a upgrade conversion kit and should have an instruction sheet included explaining how all is wired in.

That wiring harness that comes in the kit also has a relay in it that isn't in your old unit.

Not a hard job at all, remove front panel, remove the 4 nuts holding the motor in place, remove the belt and jocky the motor out of there, (it's kind of a tight fit but not difficult).



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