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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 414 Joined: 26-January 09 From: Granite Bay, Ca Member No.: 9,985 Region Association: None ![]() ![]() |
I picked up a 914 a couple of weeks ago and am now sorting through it to get it on the road. Today I cleaned up the throttle body and put it back into the car, while I was idling, I pulled the heater lever and it killed the electrical, I put lever down and started the car once more, again pulled the heater lever. The second time, the electrical went out, now I'm not getting any power. What could cause this?
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Check the relay on the engine compartment relay board. IIRC it's the one at the bottom of the board or the one furthest toward the back of the car. Mine just went out, and I replaced it with my fog light relay from under the dash to get by. There is also 2 fuses on the board. The small one is for rear window defrost (most cars don't have this) and the othe one is for everything else on the board. You might have popped that. You can also unplug the fan in the engine compartment and hook it up to the battery with some wires to see if it runs okay.
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