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From: Zimmerman, MN.
http://www.12vp.com/info_resistors.htm
That site gives resistor values. Looks like it ranges from 392 ohms to 11800 ohms. Remember that after 999 ohms most resisters are refered to by kiliohms meaning a "thousand ohms". Like 11800 would be called an 11.8 kiliohm resistor.
That site gives resistor values. Looks like it ranges from 392 ohms to 11800 ohms. Remember that after 999 ohms most resisters are refered to by kiliohms meaning a "thousand ohms". Like 11800 would be called an 11.8 kiliohm resistor.
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From: Gilroy, California
Excellent! I just figured out how to test my ignition keys with the ohm dial set at the 20K setting.
The keys both measured at about 4.7. Would that require a 4.7 killiohm resistor?
I'm tired of my VATS security light being on, I'm going to bypass the whole deal.
The keys both measured at about 4.7. Would that require a 4.7 killiohm resistor?
I'm tired of my VATS security light being on, I'm going to bypass the whole deal.
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