Transducer
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Rev 2.0 (10.09.2024)
1) The advertising of or soliciting for VIN tags, log books or any other vehicle identification documentation without it's associated vehicle is expressly forbidden.
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Rev 2.0 (10.09.2024)
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Jasonking
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Exminiman
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Re: Transducer
apart from testing one, is there a way to tell if the sender is regulated or non-regulated by looking at one?
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woodypup59
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Re: Transducer
I believe the colour of the plastic around the terminal tells you which type it is.
IIRC green is pre63 unregulated (ie 12 volt), black is post 63 10 volt regulated.
IIRC green is pre63 unregulated (ie 12 volt), black is post 63 10 volt regulated.
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AndyPen
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Re: Transducer
I think the change date is Septemberish '64 - when hydro came in. My mid September '64 850 has the later type and is one of the earliest hydro cars.woodypup59 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2024 9:55 am I believe the colour of the plastic around the terminal tells you which type it is.
IIRC green is pre63 unregulated (ie 12 volt), black is post 63 10 volt regulated.