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I am about to undertake what appears to me to be a daunting wiring issue in installing a Dynamator (alternator in a dynamo body) in my 1967 BJ8.
First off I find something not in any wiring diagram or instructions. It is a capacitor of some sort that goes from the same terminal as the Brw/Yel large wire on the D terminal of the voltage regulator and is attached to the firewall.
Is this like a noise suppressor? Will it be needed with the new alternator?
First off I find something not in any wiring diagram or instructions. It is a capacitor of some sort that goes from the same terminal as the Brw/Yel large wire on the D terminal of the voltage regulator and is attached to the firewall.
Is this like a noise suppressor? Will it be needed with the new alternator?
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