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@AFei - I assume your swapping involved desoldering and resoldering?
Interesting.
I have no evidence, but I can't seem to get past the idea that capacitors are the most likely component to fail at this age. Particularly in the heat here in AZ. In other 'old Japanese car' circles, it is common practice to replace them using the highest heat rated components available for things like Bose amps, Climate Control units, etc. This has outlasted OEM for me - 7 years vs 15 and counting as a
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Nice photo splice there MJK... I’m with you as well in the camp that it has to be one of those little ticket item Like a resistor or capacitor or something. I’ve been very tempted to just send mine in to Tanin but mine really only acts up maybe 25% of the time which is just enough to make it really annoying yet still not quite enough to warrant sending it in.... Also I’m under the understanding it will take about a month round trip to get it done and it would be pretty inconvenient to try and work around not having my rig for that amount of time.Interesting.
I have no evidence, but I can't seem to get past the idea that capacitors are the most likely component to fail at this age. Particularly in the heat here in AZ. In other 'old Japanese car' circles, it is common practice to replace them using the highest heat rated components available for things like Bose amps, Climate Control units, etc. This has outlasted OEM for me - 7 years vs 15 and counting as an example.
I did a quick/ugly merge of @Myers photos (attached) to look for swolen caps and try and figure out which caps are in the 'CA6' tach circuit. I can't tell which caps are in what circuit but I see: 16V 100uF caps, 35V 100uF caps, 16V 47uF caps and 16v UD series 220uF caps. A quick Google shows all of these are available and worth $20ish?
I'd love to be able to ID caps by circuit and function, and test. Which, I think you'd need to desolder to be able to do. At that point, it might be worth just replacing them all.
Anyone know more about this than me? Or perhaps had their board worked on by Tanin noticed if their caps have been reworked?
I can't solder for sh!t, or I'd be tempted to give this a try.
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Mine have a cross on them too and they haven’t been touched. (See my first picture on previous page).Here is the pic of my board:
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The only capacitors I had question are those 2 at top left corner, as they have cross on the surface. Is it normal or?
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AFei sorry if I missed it but but did you end up sending yours in to Tanin and if so did it resolve the issues?Here is the pic of my board:
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The only capacitors I had question are those 2 at top left corner, as they have cross on the surface. Is it normal or?
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So I guess it's normal, since it didn't pop out...Mine have a cross on them too and they haven’t been touched. (See my first picture on previous page)
No I didn't send it for repair. Just trying to live with it for now.AFei sorry if I missed it but but did you end up sending yours in to Tanin and if so did it resolve the issues?
If you wan to order the caps and have them handy, we can try this when I come down to visit. It WILL happen sooner than later!Interesting.
I have no evidence, but I can't seem to get past the idea that capacitors are the most likely component to fail at this age. Particularly in the heat here in AZ. In other 'old Japanese car' circles, it is common practice to replace them using the highest heat rated components available for things like Bose amps, Climate Control units, etc. This has outlasted OEM for me - 7 years vs 15 and counting as an example.
I did a quick/ugly merge of @Myers photos (attached) to look for swolen caps and try and figure out which caps are in the 'CA6' tach circuit. I can't tell which caps are in what circuit but I see: 16V 100uF caps, 35V 100uF caps, 16V 47uF caps and 16v UD series 220uF caps. A quick Google shows all of these are available and worth $20ish?
I'd love to be able to ID caps by circuit and function, and test. Which, I think you'd need to desolder to be able to do. At that point, it might be worth just replacing them all.
Anyone know more about this than me? Or perhaps had their board worked on by Tanin noticed if their caps have been reworked?
I can't solder for sh!t, or I'd be tempted to give this a try.
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If you wan to order the caps and have them handy, we can try this when I come down to visit. It WILL happen sooner than later!
I figure we can replace all of the caps at once. If the problem stops, then we solved the problem, not necessarily isolated it.I'm all for it, if you don't screw it up
I'll look up the caps when I get some time, and post up a list for some peer review here.