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  1. 01-29-2010, 02:20 PM #1
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    Slow-Action Relay (901.617.115.00)

    Looking for some parts today I found a couple of these in the garage. From what I can tell they are the slow-action relays as used on 69 911s and I'm guessing other early cars. According to PET the part number is 901.617.115.00 and the Bosch number on the part is 0336690001.

    I looked these up and for some crazy reason they sell for over $100 new. Anyone need one or two? I have no use for them so any reasonable offer is fine. I'll test them to make sure they are working before I sell them
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    I posted this several years ago and sold at least one at that time. Recently a member asked if I still had one and I found a couple more in my stash. Is there a way to test these? I opened one up and it's not like a normal relay and from looking at the schematic it looks like they connect through a thermotime switch when installed.
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    Noting the vintage of the original ad, in combination with our requirement to list a price, is your sale price $100 each?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 72targa View Post
    Noting the vintage of the original ad, in combination with our requirement to list a price, is your sale price $100 each?
    Opps... didn't realize there was no price. $60 each
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    Quote Originally Posted by jbell959 View Post
    Opps... didn't realize there was no price. $60 each
    Thanks!.....
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