[T3] Do you have a '68 or '70 Type 3?
Matt McKeon
matt at mmckeon.com
Mon Jul 11 08:42:13 PDT 2016
Yep, mine also connects to a multi-spade (3) connector just above and to
the left of the steering column. And I also have the metal support
welded with a single male connector on it, facing upwards.
I figured out when it was manufactured once, Aug '69, I believe this VIN
says: 3602107600
-Matt
On Sun, Jul 10, 2016, at 08:28 PM, Jim Adney wrote:
> On 10 Jul 2016 at 16:59, Bobsnotch at aol.com wrote:
>
> > Yes, Sue's June of 70 Fastback is like both of you describe, meaning the
> > pump ground wire goes up to a tab above and left of the steering column and
> > there's another tab on the welded bar from the firewall to the dash left of
> > the glove box.
>
> That's very interesting. It means that at least some '70s got BOTH
> ground lugs. But your June '70 car is late, so that may be how it
> came to get the '71 ground near the steering column. I'd like to find
> an early '70 that has this same arrangement.
>
> > I was of the understanding VW added some ground wires in 69, but
> > maybe they finished what they started in 70 since it's a combo year
> > (1st for the larger nose, but without the electric motor air box
> > system).
>
> Yes, '69 got a whole bunch of ground wires that earlier cars didn't
> have. So far, it looks like '70 was the crossover year with both
> underdash grounds.
>
> thanks for the extra input
>
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