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Old 08-26-07, 03:04 PM
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I'm in the process of swaping in a new transmission. This was bolted to the slave cylinder and was plugged into the harness. I didn't see it and the wire pulled out. What is it and what does it do?
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The numbers are 0.47/250
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it usually gets grounded to the tranny i believe, im not sure what its for though
Old 08-26-07, 03:27 PM
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I thought it did something to help the thing that its attached to do its job correctly. Maybe I'm wrong though.



Sorry I couldn't help.

Although, on mine, its bolted though one of the bellhousing bolts, not the slave cylinder.
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it is a oil pressure signal regulator if I remember correctly ... I dont use mine but I have also blew 3 stock oil pressure gauges.... :P
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It is a capacitor for the oil pressure gauge. It evens out the signal going to the gauge and prevents the gauge from being harmed if the sensor or wiring goes bad.
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Sideways 7 has it right

LOL found mine dangling behind the starter lol! Yeah, Capacitor for oil gauge. grounds to motor
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Lol, so maybe that was my problem.

We accidently dented my sending unit when we put the motor in. Gauge pegged out until it broke internally. When I was installing my Autometer sending unit, I noticed that we forgot to ground the capacitor (it was just hanging there but the starter).

Whoops!!
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Ok thanks for the help. The wire broke flush with the capasitor so I soldered a peice of solid wire to it and the plug to the solid wire. I hope it works otherwise i'll be taking a trip to mazad tomorrow.
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Did it work the soldering. i broke mine too so i solder mine together. but i cant get my car to start yet. so i dont know.




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