bad wiring
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Do you have the FSM for your '92?
You mention 'stalk' - do you mean the directional/cruise/wiper function lever? You had to remove the end cap to gain access?
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It's the capacitor for the high mount brake light, which is the lt blue wire. There is also one on the white wire for the regular brake lights. Both are OEM. They are shown in the schematics for the brake light circuits. It is wired across the contacts of the brake switch to reduce arcing. The brake lights will function just fine without it.
OP if you have the '92 FSM 8A-110-0 and -1 will display those capacitors that are mentioned. 8A-110-1 for the one you specified.
Last edited by WVZR-1; Apr 23, 2022 at 11:46 AM.
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