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1974 911 Wire Diagram

yafacio

By yafacio
in 911, 912 Series

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yafacio

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I've got inoperable turn signals and would like to test the switch but don't have a wire diagram.

Anyone out there with a good one that is scanned and readable?

Thanks!!!

IXXI Member

IXXI

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Hello

you´ll find several wire shematics on the Pelican Site. The wire shematic from 1971 up to 1977 will fit your year as the color codes didn´t changed. The Flasher Relais is suitet behind the outher left Instrument ( Oil/Fuel Quantities) however most people pull the Oiltemp/Pressure Instrument as it is a bit larger für better acces. You also can get to it via the trunk.

Mostly inoperating flashlights are caused by corroded Lamp contacts or corroded ground but US Cars with the Sidemarkers have there own issues. Some are caused by Turkey mechanics ( Quote from the Maestro).

Grüsse

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