Resistor and Capacitor ID

Question

Hello 
 New to the site. I&rsquo;m no engineer and not an avid electronics enthusiast but I tinker with things. I can research and typically find an answer but I&rsquo;m having a little difficulty with 2 capacitors and 1 resistor. They&rsquo;re from an old marine tachometer I&rsquo;m trying to bring back to life. I&rsquo;m looking for some help identifying them and suitable replacements. I have attached a couple of pictures. 
 Any help is very much appreciated. 
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kmikemoo · Accepted Answer

For Picture 1, you'd be better off searching for a schematic for that tach. It's fried beyond recognition for me. 
 Picture 2: https://www.newark.com/cornell-dubilier/942c20p15k-f/film-capacitor-pp-0-15uf-2000v/dp/66K5447 
 Picture 3: https://www.newark.com/cornell-dubilier/940c20p1k-f/capacitor-polypropylene-pp-film/dp/66K5379

anniel747 · Answer

kmikemoo Wasn't those vintage yellow caps marked in millifarad?

anniel747 · Answer

RLM431 You can measure the resistor by removing the coating and probing at the failure point.

anniel747 · Answer

RLM431 
 https://doczz.net/doc/652958/how-to-find-burnt-resistor-value-even-without-a-schematic