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> Best way to repair?
Willisbegood
post Feb 17 2020, 01:16 PM
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So I have 72 914 worth a 1.7 in it and I’m having a big problem. What I thought would be a new wheel bearings or hub is turning into some serious work. I thought this car was rust free but apparently there is some hidden cancer. Please let me know any thoughts of how to fix this.


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mepstein
post Feb 18 2020, 08:37 PM
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Es, the inner passenger rear console is a common problem. Water washed over the non sealed battery and down over and inside the console. It’s not an insignificant repair but will only get worse. Eventually you will hit a bump and the console will fail completely.
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