waterdude · Jan 9, 2011

Hi,
can anyone tell me what the thing by the side of the coil is. It looks like a condenser. I am used to classic beetles where the condenser is attached to the dizzy. Is this the same thing just remotely placed? Sorry i dont have a pic but its dark cold and wet outside but i drew a pretty picture instead!

Cheers,
Stu.

nan-ber · Jan 9, 2011

it maybe or could be a suppersor, we used to fit them years ago , old escorts capris cortinas to stop electrical interference on t radio

waterdude · Jan 9, 2011

Cheers Nan-ber,
googled rangerover coil suppressor and came up with this link

Ignition condenser or suppressor...which is it? - Land Rover Forums : Land Rover and Range Rover Forum

Its a suppressor.

Stu.

the hooded claw · Jan 9, 2011

waterdude said:
Hi,
can anyone tell me what the thing by the side of the coil is. It looks like a condenser. I am used to classic beetles where the condenser is attached to the dizzy. Is this the same thing just remotely placed? Sorry i dont have a pic but its dark cold and wet outside but i drew a pretty picture instead!

Cheers,
Stu.

Quite the artist aren't we ..... Now can you draw a pic of J the Range wearing a GIMP SUIT please....

Seriously ..Yeah it IS a supressor just ignore it (Its probs well Fooked by now anyhow!!)

hippolover · Jan 10, 2011

I have them on all the old Minis. Even the ones without radios. They were also supposed to stop interference on people's tvs when you drove down the street. You know the old three channel efforts in the fake wood cabinet!

sandyt · Jan 10, 2011

hippolover said:
I have them on all the old Minis. Even the ones without radios. They were also supposed to stop interference on people's tvs when you drove down the street. You know the old three channel efforts in the fake wood cabinet!

What do you mean old mine still works

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