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Have a 1949 Chevrolet truck radio and am trying to determine what the brass lug that is riveted at the lower right hand corner,just below the speaker holes goes to. This lug has a fiber washer on the front of the radio and one on the inside of the radio just before the brass "L" shaped lug. Anyone got an idea what the function of this was on these radios?


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That is for testing, substitute speaker, quick way to see if you got a signal to the speaker

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Well thanks Bill. You solved that mystery for a lot of us!

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Thanks Bill, Glad to here it is a test lug for a substitute speaker. Will leave it in , so to maintain originality.

Tim


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