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Electrical wiring on the Porsche's can be frustrating, especially at this age. Hope you don't have too many problems getting it all to work.
My brake lines on my 1973 were pretty rusty and I ended up replacing them a couple of years ago. I was fortunate to have a friend with the correct crimping tool for the Porsche brake lines so I didn't have to buy one. I would suggest the caliper rebuild kits while you are doing the lines. Porsche 911 & Carrera Brake Hydraulics - Page 4
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Great drive to work this morning!
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10-22-2012, 06:07 AM
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So since last time I have replaced part of a brake line, put new flexible brake lines on, bleed the brake lines, fixed a fuel line hose leak at the fuel pump, and added a new license plate.
 Next on the list: getting the radio functioning purchasing/replacing heater control boxes purchasing/installing external oil cooler lines purchasing/installing test pipe. 
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Pete,
Good work !! She is looking beautiful and hopefully running like the wind! Thanks for keeping us updated on your progress. Regards,
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11-13-2012, 01:12 PM
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