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Another noise reducer condenser / capacitor I forgot about is at the coil, the + side gets one and it's mounted to the bracket.
 
 I tried everything also getting my gas gauge to work, and this worked for me.  Good Luck!
 
 
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Date: 5/24/2015 8:18:46 AM
Subject: Re: Electrical Problems
 
Good thoughts Herb.  I have never known about the "condenser radio click" fix.  Interesting.   I also suspected the "gas tank grounding issue", and look forward to seeing if it resolves the problem.
 
    ddonner 
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From: Herb
Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2015 12:49 AM
Subject: Re: Electrical Problems

The condenser is to suppress a clicking noise in the AM radio created by the relay operating.  Some cars still have the condenser they installed on the alternator to suppress a addable hum in the AM radio along with the weaker channels.  I have only seen one car with a condenser on the voltage regulator, I am sure to suppress a clicking noise in the radio.  I believe it was a Dealer installed fix, probably for cars that were navigating around in rural areas in the outer limits of radio stations.
 
 
If you convert your Voltage Limiter to a solid state unit you can remove the condenser unless you want to keep the original look.  If you do keep it, it will be just along for a ride and should have no affect on the replacement VL.
 
 
BTW, if anyone has any of these noise issues with their original AM radio here's the fix!!
 
 
I had a similar gauge issue on my 59 Dodge,  Your fuel tank sender needs to be grounded, from the factory their is a strap that pops on the fuel line & sender over the rubber tube connecting the two.  Over the years they corrode and fall off or are just removed by someone doing a repair and not realizing what it did.  The final solution to my problem was to run a wire from a cleaned up spot on the fuel line over the rubber to a cleaned up spot on the sender outlet and on to the frame grounding them all together.  Ya, it is a little shade tree, but I like to referrer to it as field expedient.  It got my gauge working.
 
Herb
 
 
 
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Date: 5/23/2015 1:56:03 PM
Subject: Electrical Problems
 
Hi - I tested the voltage limiter and it is OK. Just to be sure I tested and installed another voltage limiter with no change. The fuel gauge still doesn't move except a very small amount.
 
Regarding the radio, I have installed 3 transaudios I had on hand and all I get is a hum, which did not change with a new antenna.
 
I think these problems may be related but I don't know how.
 
Below is a picture of the back of my instrument cluster (65 Barracuda).  It is different than what is shown in the factory manual or from any picture I found on the Internet. Does anyone know what the condenser like part next to the voltage limiter is? It is not shown in the manual. Thanks, Bob
 
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