Trying to find the older GM Capacitors to install in my 66 Base Coupe with Radio for Judging Purposes.
A Typical one I found is #3861562 which is the one that is put in between the Turn Signal Flasher and
and the connecting socket. I put an OHM meter on it and it did show some resistance vs. no resistance
which means (A dead short) Question>Can these old capacitors break down in time and cause a dead
short to the circuit? Since these old capacitors hardly ever work for their indented purposes(In this case
radio static) I could unhook it internally so no one would know the difference. I would rather do this then
blow a fuse or cause a fire. Has anybody had this problem before? Thoughts? Thanks in Advance>Larry
A Typical one I found is #3861562 which is the one that is put in between the Turn Signal Flasher and
and the connecting socket. I put an OHM meter on it and it did show some resistance vs. no resistance
which means (A dead short) Question>Can these old capacitors break down in time and cause a dead
short to the circuit? Since these old capacitors hardly ever work for their indented purposes(In this case
radio static) I could unhook it internally so no one would know the difference. I would rather do this then
blow a fuse or cause a fire. Has anybody had this problem before? Thoughts? Thanks in Advance>Larry
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