LannyL81

If you have amps that look like the one in the picture (from my '96) here is the parts lists for all the capacitors to be replaced.

Front Amp:
C7 10uF
C8 47uF
C16 1uF
C31 10uF
C172 10uF
C183 10uF
C203 22uF

Large caps on either side of inductors are the 820uF ones.

Rear Amp:
C7 10uF
C8 47uF
C16 1uF
C31 10uF
C150 1uF
C172 10uF
C180 10uF
C183 10uF

Large caps on either side of the inductors are the 820uF ones.

Qty 8: 493-3115ND 820uF, 16V

Qty 4: P15794CT-ND, 47uF, 50V

Qty 18: P15786CT-ND, 10uF, 16V

Qty 8: P15830CT-ND, 1uF, 50V

Qty 4: 493-10399-1-ND, 22uF, 25V

Parts numbers are for DigiKey and I highly recommend them; parts in stock, very reasonable shipping and FAST to ship as well.

fl_799

Excellent post, I'm sure you've saved some folks some real legwork!

pcolt94

Good information Lanny. But you might find the caps you get might be a taller capacitor. The original 820s are low profile capacitors and not very common. I have heard some people had to modify or cut the cover to get it back on. Usually I don’t ever tell anyone to replace those capacitors because they usually don’t go bad. Even if they lost couple hundred mfd they still work fine. Other amps have 750 mfd so I don’t think it's a real critical value. The most important capacitor for sound quality is C172.