Re: IML: Condensor and vacuum membrame???
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Re: IML: Condensor and vacuum membrame???
- From: Ken Miller <kdmiller44@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 May 2006 19:04:39 -0700
I have actually added condensors/capacitors to my cars that don't have
them. They are connected to the 12-volt lead to the clock. The purpose
of the device is to reduce sparking of the contacts in the winding
mechanism of the clock. Without the capacitor, a spark is created
every time the mechanism winds the spring (about every two minutes).
This will tend to pit the points and require you to service the clock
mechanism more frequently.
Also, I have added a simple in-line fuse to the power lead to the
clock. For some reason, these feeds are not fused and if the clock
mechanism sticks (aggravated by pitted points), the coil on the clock
solenoid will burn. I use about a 2-amp fuse.
Ken Miller
Portland, Oregon
67 and 61 Imperial Convertibles (with working clocks)
Jan Lundström wrote:
Hi!!!
I own a 1963 convertible and i need some advice...
I removed the speedometer today to get access to the powerpack which
is fried...
Behind one of the nuts that keep the clock in place, there was a small
condensator with a black cable, the condensator was not connected to
anything....
Does anyone know what this is for???
I cant find any place to connect it to, my guess is that its for the
radio but im not sure...
I also wonder how to remove the vacuum membran that is connected to
the parking brake release???
It looks like its welded in place, do i need to remove the whole
parking brake unit or is it possible to just remove the vacuum unit???
Thanks
Jannelu
Sweden
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