Relays, HELPPPPP Options

[Mavrick272]

On my 914, for reasons known only to God, the idiot who owned it before me removed some of the relays
On the relay board in the engine compartment there are a few missing (some of which I think are suppose to be gone, but not sure)
On the relay/regulator board/thing underneath the passenger's seat, all of the relays are gone
On the relay board on the fuse panel a few are missing as well
I have a '74 914 with original fuel injection
I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of the correct setup or has any advice for me on locating replacement relays or what the relays are even for (The Haynes manual isn't very useful for this, unless I'm just looking in the wrong spot)



thank you



(this must be why I got the car for free.... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif) )

[Dave_Darling]

http://www.pelicanparts.com/914/parts/Elec...lectric_73E.jpg

A 1.8 uses the rear-most relay only--the one for the heater blower motor. A 2.0 would use all but the front relay.

The stuff under the seat was the seatbelt interlock (the crap that prevents you from starting the car if the belts are not fastened), and the "door ajar" buzzer.

--DD

[Cevan]

http://www.pelicanparts.com/914/parts/Elec...lectric_73E.jpg

A 1.8 uses the rear-most relay only--the one for the heater blower motor. A 2.0 would use all but the front relay.

The stuff under the seat was the seatbelt interlock (the crap that prevents you from starting the car if the belts are not fastened), and the "door ajar" buzzer.

--DD

My 1.8 has two relays on the relay board, the rear-most as described above and the forward-most, which is the rear window defrost.