I'm tidying up the wiring harness on my 1970 MY year 911e, build date 1st November 1969. It has the 10 and 8 gang fuse boxes. I've been trying to locate the correct wiring diagram for this model.The SL 35 diagram does not tally up with my car which looks original and unmolested. I've also had access to a very original unrestored 911e with a build date the beginning of Jan 70. The wiring of the fuses are almost identical to my car, I have a sunroof and power windows the other has not. I'd be grateful if anyone can help with the correct diagram.
Regards Stefan.
Confused!
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Re: Confused!
This is from the '71 911E Owners Manual:
I no longer have the manual but if the wiring diagrams are of any use, I can email you larger resolution versions ...
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I no longer have the manual but if the wiring diagrams are of any use, I can email you larger resolution versions ...
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Thanks Andy,
Your wiring diagram is the same as an SL 35 diagram. This is what puzzles me why the wiring to the fuses on both cars do not match the diagram. Could the fuses on the 70 cars be wired differently to the 71 models? It seems sometimes Porsche like to do one year only feature on their cars. The fuses box labelling is the same.
Cheers Stefan
Your wiring diagram is the same as an SL 35 diagram. This is what puzzles me why the wiring to the fuses on both cars do not match the diagram. Could the fuses on the 70 cars be wired differently to the 71 models? It seems sometimes Porsche like to do one year only feature on their cars. The fuses box labelling is the same.
Cheers Stefan