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  1. Ignition turned to the on position- Pin 1 on fuse E1 to ground is producing only 0.18 volts..
  2. 996.1 C2 6SPD I am stumped on this one guys.. -Was driving home, everything working fine then suddenly got a brief airbag light (flicker) and my radio went blank. Car drove fine the remainder of the way home. Now car is blowing fuse e1 as soon as I turn the key and the car won’t start. Doesn’t try to turn over. - changed ignition switch (still difficult to get key in so possibly a faulty part). Pin 86s is getting 9.xx amps when paired with pin 1 at fuse carrier. - tried removing the radio harness, still blew the fuse and wouldn’t start. - all grounds look fine -clutch switch engages fine -start/lock relay (#7) in rear relay support was replaced, didn’t help. -no other fuses are blowing -battery reads 12.8v -is this an immobilizer issue? Have a new switch on the way in case the one I installed was faulty. any help appreciated!
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