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Maybe try one of these cheap plug testers. At least you could visibly see spark getting to the plug and rule out ignition. What do the plugs look like? https://www.harborfreight.com/90-in-line-spark-checker-63593.html?hftm_sc=532&hftm_source=google&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=21901271210&campaignid=21901271210&utm_content=171677806542&adsetid=171677806542&product=63593&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21901271210&gbraid=0AAAAADAHb4cCWCcSJ4qCMytUVmlv7v7bX&gclid=CjwKCAiAlMHIBhAcEiwAZhZBUlzpLzH9TR7YSC9i3f7bzmYEm7gw-Ai3uRRfne-Qjhh-zYy0O4G-khoCpwwQAvD_BwE

I guess you could rotate the switch and see if the blue wire powers up. I cant think of any other reason for it to power up.

I have a number of cars that sit for long periods of time. I use non ethanol fuel and Stabil. Typically keep the tanks full, to help with condensation. Rare for me to have a fuel issue and some may sit for 2 or more years, but I try to get fresh fuel in them yearly.

Looks like it may just be taped off and not used

Looked hard through my pictures and I saw the wire but no shot of where it went.

This is the one I used with LED lights https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0811GTVH2?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1

I went through some weird blinker issues and it turned out to be a connector pin in the harness near the glove box had pushed out of the connector. I think I have a large laminated wire diagram if you need one.

I remember my older brother and Dad were swapping a clutch. I jumped in the car, pushed the clutch to the floor, blowing out the slave cylinder. I got out of the car and started running! Fun times. My Dad is now 87 and loves to brag on my mechanic ability. He's my biggest fan.....now. Lots of great memories.

That sounds like a great way to spend the weekend! For a bonus the weather was nice too.

May have to bring back the card catalog. I remember one too. I will check my bookmarks

Great pictures! I like the new Z.

Looking great Charles! I cant claim this is correct as I struggled getting that rubber installed too. I am pretty sure the inner flaps go under the door card. Outer one I installed under the trim. Love to know if I was correct!

I have had the cheap tranny jack for years and I hate it. The double rods are nice. Buy once, cry once. you made the right call!

They are really aluminum. My 911 has factory aluminum lug nuts. They are a bit of a pain as you need a cushioned socket to keep from damaging them and no air tool, ever. They cleaned up pretty good. I may get them polished and checked for roundness.