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If you experience radio noise after installing the MSD Ignition or other accessories, you may need to install an Noise Filter Capacitor. Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) is occasionally generated from the MSD power cables or other sources and can be easily eliminated by installing the Noise Filter on the heavy power supply wires coming from the MSD. When the MSD draws current, it will draw through the Noise Filter instead of directly from the battery, so all other accessories that operate off 12 volts, like the radio, fuel pump, or the engine computer, will be unaffected by the MSD. The Noise Filter will also prevent damage to the MSD during jump-starts and will keep a vehicle's 12-volt line "clean" by removing any voltage and current surges that could interfere with the operation of some MSD accessories such as the Soft Touch Rev Control or the Two Step Module Selector. It is recommended that the Noise Filter be used on installations with the MSD 7 and 8 Series Igni­tions to prevent this interference. Tach Signal Filters are designed to help correct bouncy, or spiking tachometer operation caused by points or noisy ignitions.

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Ignition Components - Power Filters - Electronic Noise Filter
Electronic Noise Filter
If you experience radio noise after installing the MSD Ignition or other accessories, you may need to install an Noise Filter Capacitor. Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) is occasionally...More Details »
Ignition Components - Power Filters - Tach Signal Filter
Tach Signal Filter
Designed to help correct bouncy, or spiking tachometer operation caused by points or noisy ignitions.

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If you experience radio noise after installing the MSD Ignition or other accessories, you may need to install an Noise Filter Capacitor. Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) is occasionally generated from the MSD power cables or other sources and can be easily eliminated by installing the Noise Filter on the heavy power supply wires coming from the MSD. When the MSD draws current, it will draw through the Noise Filter instead of directly from the battery, so all other accessories that operate off 12 volts, like the radio, fuel pump, or the engine computer, will be unaffected by the MSD. The Noise Filter will also prevent damage to the MSD during jump-starts and will keep a vehicle's 12-volt line "clean" by removing any voltage and current surges that could interfere with the operation of some MSD accessories such as the Soft Touch Rev Control or the Two Step Module Selector. It is recommended that the Noise Filter be used on installations with the MSD 7 and 8 Series Igni­tions to prevent this interference. Tach Signal Filters are designed to help correct bouncy, or spiking tachometer operation caused by points or noisy ignitions.