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Hi,

there are certainly many here who are well acquainted with the electrical system. I only have the schematic from 1966. I don't understand a couple of things. There's a box with the thick cable, I assume it's a noise filter. But it's not on the schematic. How is it supposed to be wired?

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2 hours ago, pilot-as14 said:

Hi,

there are certainly many here who are well acquainted with the electrical system. I only have the schematic from 1966. I don't understand a couple of things. There's a box with the thick cable, I assume it's a noise filter. But it's not on the schematic. How is it supposed to be wired?

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Are we looking at the back (engine) side of your instrument panel?  Looks like a hole near the bottom for a 3-inch instrument?

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Check the TCDS and look for your year and model in the listing for Owner's manuals   Model C pasted below

401. .......FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual (a) Flight Manual, dated October 20, 1961, required for S/N 1852, 1940 through 2622. (b) Flight Manual dated August 21, 1970, for S/N 700005 and on. M20C S/N 20-0001 thru 20-0009. (c) Flight Manual dated January 1974, for S/N 20-0010 through 20-1146. See Note 2. (d) Flight Manual dated December 1974, for S/N 20-1147 through 20-1172. See Note 2. (e) Flight Manual dated August 1975, for S/N 20-1173 through 20-1185. See Note 2. (f) Flight Manual dated October 1975, for S/N 20-1186 through 20-1218. See Note 2. Superseded by (g). (g) Pilot’s Operating Handbook dated October 15, 1977, for S/N 20-1240 and on (replaces (f) for S/N 20-1186 and

That will tell you which one you need to carry

Most if not all of them are on this site in downloads IIRC.

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