Hello all, does anyone know what the 10v rectifier looks like? It's the one used to power the oil and boost pressure gauges.
Thank you.
Andrew.
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10v Gauge Rectifier/Step Down
by AJSGSE1990 » Mon 29.06.2026, 06:45
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Re: 10v Gauge Rectifier/Step Down
by RonR » Mon 29.06.2026, 12:34
It looks like a TO220 voltage regulator or transistor with a screw-on heat sink. It sits on the side of the cluster.
BUT don't replace it with a standard 10v regulator as the pinouts are different!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TO-220
BUT don't replace it with a standard 10v regulator as the pinouts are different!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TO-220
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Re: 10v Gauge Rectifier/Step Down
by AJSGSE1990 » Mon 29.06.2026, 19:18
RonR wrote:It looks like a TO220 voltage regulator or transistor with a screw-on heat sink. It sits on the side of the cluster.
Found it thank you. Thought it might have some noise attenuators and diodes so was looking for a bit more.
Cheers,
Andrew.
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