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One dirty little Rabbit saved from a watery grave.77

1980 VW Cabriolet Project Car (Rabbit Convertible) Part 1

by dlarson

No "How To" here - this is just a Blog for VW enthuisiasts like myself (I'm a new convert). I believe there comes a time in every workaholics life when you realize that you're killing yourself and not... published 5 months ago

2 comments    automotive german rabbit

Unprotected splices lead to corrosion. The zip ties were my attempt to protect what was left of the harness.74

Eliminating Voltage Loss

by dlarson

This is a very common problem on older Volkswagen cars - actually most older European cars - but it happens to any car eventually. Over time, the electrical system degrades and you may begin to notice... published 5 months ago

0 comments    automotive repair rabbit

This is what greeted me when I opened the hood. That spiderweb of wires over the engine used to be the engine wiring harness.83

1980 VW Cabriolet Project Car (Powered Up) Part 2

by dlarson

The Dub did not run when it was brought into the shop. There are basically two components needed to get a gasoline engine running - Spark and Fuel. If it sounds simple, it is! This Hub focus' on the... published 5 months ago

2 comments    automotive golf repair

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