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bad suppressor?

GentleGiant

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Hello All,

Looking around the electrical system to better understand it, I found what looks like a bad suppressor. Its a little connector between the positive and negative terminal junction blocks. Here's a pic or two:

CUCV Suppressor 001.jpg CUCV Suppressor 003.jpg

My questions are:

1) Is that a good idea to replace that little suppressor?
2) What do I call it when I ask NAPA for a new one?
3) out of curiosity, what is its function?

Thanks much,
GentleGiant
 

Hasdrubal

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From another thread ; The suppressors are for electrical noise suppression, it is just a capacitor. If you are not running radios they are not needed. the truck will work just fine without it.
 

GentleGiant

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Thank you to all responders.

I have removed the suppressor and I appreciate the prompt and clear information from you all. Again, this forum impresses me.

Sincerely,
GentleGiant
 
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