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Originally Posted by bob_cote
I retired close to two years ago after a great 45 year career in the oil and gas industry and have been doing the exact same thing. I have found a number of youtube channels that concentrate on diagnostic training and techniques which are primarily electrical in nature. Obviously they are working on “modern” cars but the theory is the same. In particular I suggest you take a look at Scanner Danner, Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics, and Schrodingers Box. Many offer both free and paid content some of which I have subscribed to. I don’t think a day goes by when I don’t watch something and continue to learn. I also read this and other forums every day. Keep us updated as to any resources you find. Take care and enjoy retirement. I’m sure you have earned it.
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I retired in 2017 (for the third time). Finished a fine arts certification and one in photography. Just moved to a new location and had my 914-6 clone completed. Working with the car project I realized how little I really know about the finer parts of electricity, especially for my cars. Thanks for the info, I will use it. There really is so much to do and so little time to do it. Also planted some Aloe Ferox seeds as well as starting (or appropriating) a white sage garden and a salvia garden for butterflies.
Oh, and I come here too, have been for awhile, it is kinda like a big ole family.