under dash wire ID (Bubbas cut-n-hide)?
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under dash wire ID (Bubbas cut-n-hide)?
so I have the center console and passenger side dash apart to replace a bad (fried) wire harness that feeds the AC/Heat/blower etc. and I find these wires cut and hidden behind one of the air ducts? the green one pictured was cut clean and plugs into a harness that looks like it runs to some sort of amp??? the other is a blue round switch with what looks like a capacitor on it thats broken? I have an AIM manual on the way but not here yet so figured I'd take some pics & ask you guys for now.
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Pic #2 green/blue/yellow bundle wire bundle is from the radio convector (Pic #3). They plug into the back of the radio and not to the green/black bundle shown. Greens and blacks are speaker wiring.
Pic #4 shows the RFI capacitor on the flasher.
The U69 radio option of the AIM when it arrives will show all of these.
Pic #4 shows the RFI capacitor on the flasher.
The U69 radio option of the AIM when it arrives will show all of these.
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thanks, while waiting for a response I searched electrical parts on the web at corvette sites and figured out that the one item was a radio amplifier and that the other was a flasher but didn't know why it had a capacitor on it.
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The capacitor is to filter out the pop that the am radio would pick up when the turn signals flashed. There's also one on the brake light switch and a few other switches for the same reason. The capacitors aren't necessary unless you listen to a lot of am radio while your turn signals are flashing, etc.
