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79 Capacitor
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plugs into the fuse panel across the terminals for the turn signal flasher.noise suppressor. I have one on my 79
http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/tune.../index12.shtml
http://www.corvetteforum.net/c3/tune.../index12.shtml
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YEAH...and the "funny" thing about this part is that many Corvettes come into my shop with them still installed BUT...instead of using a flasher with a PLASTIC housing...like what KapsSA has shown...they installed an aluminum housing flasher and are wondering why things are going crazy.
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I have an aluminum flasher and the capacitor in my glovebox, so I'm guessing I should get the correct plastic flasher and reinstall the capacitor?
anyone know the part number for the correct plastic flasher?
EDIT: looks like aluminum is correct for '81?
anyone know the part number for the correct plastic flasher?
EDIT: looks like aluminum is correct for '81?
Last edited by qwank; Mar 3, 2014 at 10:13 PM.