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Old 04-01-2016, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by The Deputy
Where are the buttons for A/C and door locking?

Brian.
AC is fully automatic climate control, was an option in '80.
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Originally Posted by Mrmerlin
Thats a great car Alex , The color is perfect with the PDials,
I hope you raise it up before doing much driving as serious engine damage will occur.

If you need work done on it,
tow it down here and I will fix it up.
May do that, working on getting the correct suspension pieces to get it right. Might bring the Tartan '80 to you at some point soon as well....

Originally Posted by hlee96
Brian, my '78 and weissach are both without central locking and AC button. I think the AC is automatic with certain hvac temp and mode.

Alex, bring down the euro and have Stan work on it, so that you can drive it back to Hershey. Would love to have a pic of it and my car side by side with their caregiver in between them!
Very much a possibility...I've got to see that Weissach...
Funny your wife doesn't like the Tabac color - I HATED ALL the brown cars, then got a Mocha and my wife loved it - since then they have really grown on me and I love the variety of browns available....the Tabac is really cool - it really is the color of Tobacco!
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Very proud of myself - the antenna was Jammed but could hear the motor run, took it apart and used a mast from an old one I had that had a bad motor. Both units were filthy and filled with dirt, Took the best pieces from each and deoxit, mineral spirits, and white lithium grease and 4 hours later, have a perfectly working unit with correct mast...


Old 04-01-2016, 11:26 PM
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^^^ good stuff!
Most everything on a 928 is rebuildable.
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Took a look at CE panel - found some funky wiring - anybody have any ideas what's going on? (I may start a separate thread about this one) I can't seem to find a 1980 Euro "S" wiring diagram online...I have a strange wire that's split from Red wire with yellow stripe, joined to a brown wire that's threaded through the firewall and hooked up again to a red/yellow wire there. Obviously not a stock wire. Also a blue wire to no where - just taped off. Third oddity is an electrical fitting that goes somewhere - I have no idea where - although my blower fan isn't working do may be to that?





Red/yellow wire splits here - goes up to firewall, and to 14 pin.





Through firewall





Wire splits here - then up to 14 pin





Then joins back to same? wire at 14 pin....







Not sure of this blue wire either, has a greenish yellow stripe that's hard to see





Any idea what these hook to? the lead is pretty long - could make it over to center console/AC head...
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Wow! - Another nice find Alex, I love the brown color combos of the early cars!
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strange, but it all looks factory, even the connector (although not the black tape on the blue green stripe wire to nowhere). Could be a harness for US side markers not being used?

Actually probably not, since 4 wires makes me believe switch of some sort.
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1980 Euro S 5 Speed #1227 added to the stable
How many do you have in your stable? Not all the cars listed in your signature!?
Old 04-04-2016, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jørn
How many do you have in your stable? Not all the cars listed in your signature!?
Yes, all. plus one more not here yet...some will be for sale soon (my mechanic putting finishing touches on a couple) as out of room and really want to focus on the early cars...
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Alex, I guess you can't park your cars on the grass neither? So, I am guessing you are planning to sell your S4 and '81? Probably keeping the Weissach, right? Why not make it a lucky #13th 928?
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Fantastic Alex!
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Originally Posted by hlee96
Alex, I guess you can't park your cars on the grass neither? So, I am guessing you are planning to sell your S4 and '81? Probably keeping the Weissach, right? Why not make it a lucky #13th 928?
Keeping the Weissach - just a cool car, Stan did a great job on it - just about perfect mechanically, well kept but worn a bit cosmetically, really cool as Stan put on matching anodized 8" rear wheels and it has a flowmaster so sounds cool also. I just love driving that one around. Has a great presence to it.

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Fantastic Alex!
Ron - that #30 car gives me hope that someday my Talbot car will see the road again...keep the faith!
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My back has been toast so got bored and did some little things today - replaced the key battery and deoxit, voila!

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Must be the weather or something, my back has been giving me fits all week. Been cold and snowing here on and off for over a week now. Yuck. After putting in eight hours at work, the best I can do is check in on the cars in the garage ever morning.

Hope you get feeling better soon, Alex.

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Originally Posted by The Deputy
Must be the weather or something, my back has been giving me fits all week. Been cold and snowing here on and off for over a week now. Yuck. After putting in eight hours at work, the best I can do is check in on the cars in the garage ever morning.

Hope you get feeling better soon, Alex.

Brian.
Thanks - actually broke through my old fusion at L3-4 and tore the capsule off a thoracic facet joint above the fusion (fusion was from a burst fracture L2 due to a motorcycle accident in '86, 5 more surgeries over the next 30 years). On prednisone trying to reduce the inflammation to hopefully get back to work. My job is relatively back intensive with long (14-24 hr days) so gets worse as I grow old...heat in the garage (first year I had it!) helps. Just can't do a lot right now.

You going to Hershey? I'm taking the truck with my buddy so I can lie down on the way and hand my Minerva interior to Budd for a re-do..

Hope you feel better also, long work days, age and cold are a bad mix..


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