Hi Phil Sounds connected with all your 'ignition on' electrics going at once. It's always worth checking Earths, but may also be worth looking at your fusebox around Fuse number 8. I've had corrosion / overheating damage create an intermittent connection to a fuse before. If this is the case, after a little wiring diagram studying, the feed to the fusebox from your ignition switch could be disconnecting from the fuse and the take off for the ignition relay. This would knock out all your 'ignition on' electrics except for the engine ignition and maybe the wipers which are both fed directly from the ignition switch. You may need to drop the fusebox out to look at the back of it. Hope this is of use
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