Slave capacitor
06-06-22, 12:31 PM
#2
This is for a FC, correct? If so, it is for the Oil Pressure Gauge and used to smooth out the pulses from the Sender, making the gauge needle move smoother. I believe the First gen and FD work similarly, but may use a different Capacitor/Condenser. Some claim that there is no issue with omitting the Capacitor, while others say it will burn out the gauge. Unfortunately, I don't have any definitive information to say for certain one way or the other about what would happen.
Anyway, Digikey is a good place to start the search for a suitable capacitor. Just make sure it can handle the temperatures found in this location.
Anyway, Digikey is a good place to start the search for a suitable capacitor. Just make sure it can handle the temperatures found in this location.
04-22-24, 09:30 PM
#3
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This is for a FC, correct? If so, it is for the Oil Pressure Gauge and used to smooth out the pulses from the Sender, making the gauge needle move smoother. I believe the First gen and FD work similarly, but may use a different Capacitor/Condenser. Some claim that there is no issue with omitting the Capacitor, while others say it will burn out the gauge. Unfortunately, I don't have any definitive information to say for certain one way or the other about what would happen.
Anyway, Digikey is a good place to start the search for a suitable capacitor. Just make sure it can handle the temperatures found in this location.
Anyway, Digikey is a good place to start the search for a suitable capacitor. Just make sure it can handle the temperatures found in this location.
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