<VV> Mystery wires

[kcvair at netscape.com]

I also have an item I'm not sure what it's for just to the left of the steering column under the dash.  It's seems to be an off/on switch for something, but does not affect anything that I can see.  It's a red knob that looks like it should light up if the car overheated or something to that effect.  Any idea?  It's a '66 140 conv with A/C. 

KCVAIR
66 CORSA CN W/AIR
65 CORSA CP

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To: "aeroned at aol.com" <aeroned at aol.com>, VirtualVairs at corvair.org,	fastvair at yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: <VV> Mystery wires
Date: Wed, 16 Sep 2009 10:04:30 -0400

Sounds like it. On an non-turbo car, they were simply taped back, as the
buzzer was not installed. It would normally have been mounted above the
headlight dimmer switch.

-Mark

> [Original Message]
> From: <aeroned at aol.com>
> Subject: Re: <VV> Mystery wires
> 
If I know my Corvair wiring, (not a guarantee) that buzzer was for CHT on
turbos.

Ned

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian <bmoneill at juno.com>
Subject: <VV> Mystery wires

While re-installing the instrument cluster in my 65 Corsa convertible,
I���ve come 
cross two wires that seem to go nowhere.  Or at least I can���t figure out
where.  
merging from the wire bundle which comes through the front fire wall on the 
ide  are two wires attached to a ���T��� shaped plastic connector.  One off
the 
onnector���s slots is empty.  One wire is green/white and the other is
black/red.  
he wires are relatively short which limits where they might connect.
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ooking at Figures 40 (page 12-190 and Figure 42 (page 12-20) (Item 11) in
the 
5 shop manual leads me to believe these wires go to a warning buzzer. 
However, 
 can���t find any such buzzer.

ny help?




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