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I have a 53 customline with a 6 volt generator. I bought another rebuilt one to have a spare just incase. On the back of mine I have a piece that looks like a condenser with a wire that goes to one of the posts. the new one I bought doesn't have that. Do I take it off the old one and put in on the new one?
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That is probably a static suppressor for the radio, since generators make a lot of high frequency noise, and the capacitor/condenser will pass the high frequency to ground instead of broadcasting it from all of the hot wires in the car. You should put it on the new generator.
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Thank you
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Like this one on the left in my '51? My car is very original and this was on it when I got it.
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Exactly what I have. Thanks
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Thanks for the help.
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