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Well, I went downstairs to take it apart and figure out what was wrong with it, and on a whim, test ran it. It worked fine, with no indication there had ever been a problem! One theory I have is that some rubbing alcohol got in the truck, bridging the gap and causing the short. I don't know if rubbing alcohol even conducts electricity though...I don't really think it's that simple, but I'm not about to go messing around with the wiring. It's it's not broken, leave it alone!Thanks for all your help, everyone! Now I know who to turn to when I have problems like these![tup]
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