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#79184 06/25/2007 12:01 PM
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Can anyone look up a Delco part number for me?

The number is 1118151 and it appears to be an overdrive solenoid, but it has some sort of resistor or something on the end of the cover.

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Is the "resistor" cylindrical like a condensor? If so, its a capacitor for keeping switching noise out of the radio.


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Yes it is. It actually looks a lot like a condensor.


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