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Old 08-07-17, 08:17 PM   #2
fourringsrus
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I had a 1989 B3 90 which did similarly odd things, my first point to check was the ignition barrel switch, which turned out to be the source of the issue.
The switch was worn/damaged from age and was a simple and cheap fix, this should be the first place to check in my opinion.
If that is non confirming ,I think your ignition relay is in the fuse box under the offside corner of the windscreen in the engine bay, but somebody more knowing might correct me on that one
Good luck
Stuart
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