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Question about coils of wire in black connector above in-tank pump 200 1980

posted by  drj434343 on  Tue Apr 24 17:22 CST 2012
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I went to replace my in-tank pump and noticed the black connector above the motor had a bunch of wire pulled out of the coils inside the housing. It's really a mess now, and I hesitate to try and recoil those wires back in the container.

It appears they wanted some kind of air coil inductance built into the motor connection. Is there a reason for this? Can I eliminate this and make my own connector?






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