GE 408 RADIO AM and FM
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How did you make out rebuilding the radio? I just got one of these today and am going to rebuild it
miar56 1 year ago
Jesse,
Excellent vid. Liked it a lot.
Re: Recapping - It's a safety issue, so always change them all. They're already fairly shot and will deteriorate even more...maybe even short out, draw excessive and possibly cause a fire.
New caps are cheap, so don't take the chance.
Besides, who would rebuild a 283c.u. engine from a 1957 Chevy, then leave the old oil filter in it?
joernone 2 years ago