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Putting a diode into the tach wire
Randy in Maine
You will need a female and a male crimp connector. Female on the left please. Pretend the golf T is the diode. Solder the diode to the bare wires. Slide on the heat shrink tubing and then crimp the male connector on the right side. Connect the tach wire to the male connector. YOu are done.
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Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2016 5:37 pm
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Type 4 Thermostat Rod Spring Clips
Randy in Maine
These little clips hold the thermostat rod in place. About 1 3/8" x 9/16" nd are made of "spring steel". I used a flexible putty knife blade to make these. Drill a 7mm hole in the end to mount it to the fan shroud using a 6mm screw.
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Type 4 Thermostat Rod Spring Clips
Randy in Maine
These little clips hold the thermostat rod in place. About 1 3/8" x 9/16" nd are made of "spring steel". I used a flexible putty knife blade to make these. Drill a 7mm hole in the end to mount it to the fan shroud using a 6mm screw.
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From Randy in Maine
In 68-79 Bus - Campers
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