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PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:29 am 
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An other item that is not referenced in the manual, is what looks to be some kind of condenser mounted to the center of the rear of the cluster just to the left (when viewing from the drivers seat) of where the speedometer cable inserted. What dose the male spade connector from this device connect to?

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That is indeed a noise suppression condenser (capacitor). There should be a matching spade connector on the instrument cluster voltage regulator.

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No spade connector on the regulator. Which lug dose it apply, the center one?

The capacitor spade is bent 90 deg. , and looks to have been inserted into the center female connection in conjunction with the voltage regulator.

Thanks. It is the details that that tend too get in the way on these little projects...

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