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Wendell Allen 10-04-2002 04:06 PM

Can You Identify This Part?
 
Working on a '65, 200ci stock motor.

The part in question is a condenser looking (cylindrical) device that attaches with one wire to the yellow wire that comes off of the voltage regulator. The part has a bracket attached that allows it to be bolted to the radiator core support.

Thanks!
W

Rev 10-04-2002 04:11 PM

Condensor?
 
I'm pretty sure it is just that, a condensor. Not sure what happens without it, as I just left my old one in place as I still use the old style external voltage regulator.

Rev

Maroon 5.0 LX 10-04-2002 05:24 PM

It is a capicator to reduce electrical noise in the radio.

mustangman65_79 10-05-2002 05:12 AM

I've always wondered that that thing was, does it even work?

Wendell Allen 10-05-2002 08:39 AM

Are You Sure?
 
The reason I ask is because according to the schematic that I got from John's Mustang, it shows a "Radio Suppression Condenser" that attaches to the alternator. Then they show our little jewel in question attached to the VR, but don't specify what it is.

I'm wondering why two radio suppression condensors would be necessary.

If you car has one of these on it, I'd sure be curious what happens when you disconnect it and try to start the car.

Rev 10-05-2002 02:01 PM

Distributor
 
There was one in the distributor as well. Pretty sure that they are condensors.

Rev

DRASTiK 10-06-2002 04:54 PM

if your radio has decent reception, then yep it works. Mine died on my 69 once and that's how I learned what the hell it was.

Rev 10-06-2002 05:43 PM

Good, coiled type spark plug wires
 
Just get electronic ignition with good coiled type spark plug wires and you can forget the whole thing (I think).

Rev


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