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MG MGB Technical - Dash Rheostadt removal
I have removed the dash rheostadt and have placed a manual choke knob in the hole. What is the correct way to bypass the rheostadt ? I have 3 red/white wires and 1 red/green. Thanks for any input, Cheers, Davy Crocker |
Davy Crocker |
The red/green is the live feed from the sidelamp circuit, the red/white are the instrument lamps. The rheostat connected them all together when on max, so just join them all together. |
Martin Layton |
Put bullet connectors on the ends of the wires and use a sleeve connector to connect them together. It will look like a factory junction. |
Kimberlyf |
Its funny when I put my dash back in my midget I just hooked the wires to the rheostat not in any order. Now I turn it one way that go out.The other way they dazzle me!! LOL |
James |
To D.Crocker - I love your spelling of "Rheostadt" - you and I must be the only ones old enough to remember Linda Ronstadt and, worse, confuse her with an inanimate object!Hope you got your other wires sorted out. Regards, John. |
John Hall |
Ah yes, Linda Ronstadt, a foxy lady in her day. I still march to her 1967 Top 20 hit "DIFFERENT DRUM". Wires are sorted and dash insturments are brighter than ever. Cheers, Davy |
Davy Crocker |
This thread was discussed between 28/04/2007 and 07/05/2007
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