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Is this little part needed with MSA alternator?

BTF/PTM
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I don't know what this lil guy is or what he does. One of the prongs broke when I was cleaning it, but I was still able to attach it to the new alternator (MSA internally regulated) the same way it was attached to the old one. Is it needed?

http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q27/AwwsChwA/z%20parts/?action=view&current=brokenprong.jpg

It's a noise suppessor for the radio, wont hurt anything without it. If you don't hear any noise coming though the stereo don't worry about it.
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It's the flux capacitor...ROFL

Crap, and I broke it...dangit, now I'm gonna need a second alternator to put out a full One Point Twenty One Jigawatts.

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