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04-20-2009, 09:42 PM
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I believe in Darwinism, but... to be nice, I'd suggest getting a full kit or a professional install instead of picking resistors out of a parts bin. There's a lot to consider and you don't want to overheat and burn a resistor around gasoline.
I believe in Darwinism, but... to be nice, I'd suggest getting a full kit or a professional install instead of picking resistors out of a parts bin. There's a lot to consider and you don't want to overheat and burn a resistor around gasoline.
04-21-2009, 07:04 AM
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Someday, an RS6 Avant+
The reason for a resistor is to drop voltage across it, so the other end has a lower voltage. If you are replacing one, be sure the colors are exactly the same. Do not get a higher ohm rated resistor, as you will have issues. Also, the last color, the tolerance is important. Don't say silver is like gold and that's OK. It's not. it's a percentage, and you don't want to screw that up.
So what exactly are you doing and what wire are you talking about?
So what exactly are you doing and what wire are you talking about?
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