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hi

good morning

I was informed to post a pic of my first p car which I purchased a few months ago. As a DIY'er I have tinkered with a few bimmers and a mini cooper lately. excited to have found the lure of the air cooled six.

first got to fix the electrical short.

have a great weekend

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Looking Good

How about some more details of your car?
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Looks like a 1980 SC. Good looking P-car. Was I close?
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you are right on. It is a three owner 1980sc with 98000 miles. Turbo tie rods, new ac system, carrera tensioners, pop-off valve. most records, great rust free AZ car now living in Denver.

horrible electrical gremlin just surfaced. I tried the putting a test light on the negative post and pulling fuses to determine the drain. The light dimmed when i pulled the interior light fuse out but did not go away completely. With that fuse there was a 11volt drain and without that particular fuse it went down to 5.6volt. any ideas?

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