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  1. Dear All can anyone send me instructions , photos or diagram of how to remove the starting motor on my old lady PORSCHE 944 / 84? Thanks a lot Pan
  2. Try to check the plug on the passenger window electric switch. Remove it and spray the contacts with conduct cleaner spray. Hope this works
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