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Old 12-15-2015, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Kamakiri View Post
But aren't the two inside terminals of the candohm supposed to read 12 ohms as represented in the Riders diagram above, or no?
No, the Riders diagram shows only two resistors inside the Candohm, and then R240 is the 12 ohm resistor, which one end is connected to the 3rd terminal from the left, and it's other end heads over to chassis ground(what looks like a spade lug), along with the GND wire that grounds the 2nd terminal of the Candohm.


What is the resistor looking component that my red arrow is pointing to, is it a 12 ohm resistor, because I thought that was the same component that Riders is calling R240.
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