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Thanks all...this is what i wanted it to be ! an output to trigger an electric aerial...i am gonna fit a modern blaupunkt stick-on-the-glass amplified aerial (because I dont wanna drill for a traditional aerial)...i can use this green connector to power the modern blaupunkt gizmo. I dont think a 3.5mm audio-type jack fits...I think its more like a screw-clamp connector where you just stick a wire in....There's a hole in the top case to stick your screwdriver in to clamp the wire..

Hey All, Does anyone have a snapshot of the installation/operating instructions for an early 70s Blaupunkt Frankfurt (mine is 7 639 670 - C3954234). Specifically, i want to know more about the single green connector in the ~middle of the back of the radio...is it an input or an output? do you stick in a wire or a certain type of plug? Hijacking one of Steve's pics: from the seminal article on these jewels:

I have never known a broken crank on an M10 road car, certainly a spectacular end for that engine. Its happened to me on other motors that are known for this weakness: suggest you get that crank chrome plated and mounted as art. Here's my paperwieght off a triumph engine:

So thats got the 150 miles per hour speedo? only 60-something cars got that

Standard gearbox was a 4speed (strengthened version of Standard 2002 box), the option was a 'dogleg' close ratio 5speed. There was never a 'normal' 5speed (i guess you mean standard "1st in top left' and overdive 5th gear).

Paint Quality was obviously a big thing!! I like the engine building @8mins

I updated the post with the other pages off the Trade Classics website...i think theres a page missing but thats all there is...

It says he's running an EFI system and somewhere I read its a garret turbo....so I guess its running more boost...theres an 18-yr-old article there saying 300hp.

If it's smoking from a joint or connection then that exact place is not clean and creating resistance.

https://www.tradeclassics.com/auctions/bmw/1974-bmw-2002-turbo/ Nice history and some significant induction mods.... looks like normal wet-climate 2002 corrosion breaking through

seems to last forever...they specced great plastics back in the 70s

Part No 10, what does it connect to or clip on to??

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