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Fuel Pump Rely
Is there another relay uther than the one under the glove box? I looked in the wizard section, says there is on or the 5 in the scuttle area. Can someone tell me where this is.Im guessing fuel pump now. I did change the clocks so maybe this has something to do with it.
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
Just the one under the glove box for the fuel pump. But if the over-boost relay near the bonnet catch isn't working then the fuel pump won't run either.
edit, just noticed, not R5, not sure where over boost relay is in this case.
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
If its got the over boost wires on the turbo hose then there is another relay. Just had a butchers at mine. There is a over booster relay mounted just under the aei on the inner wing. Easy way to check if its working is to crank it and see if you are getting a spark?? If yes then that relay is fine,
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
cheers guys.Changing the fuel pump today,fingers crossed
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
Ok this is pissing me off now. Its not the pump or relay. Its all since i changed the clocks over. It must have done something because everythinbg seems to be workinig
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
OK, just not getting power to the pump.I can run the pump and car is fine. It has a pretty sophisticated alarm and imob and as ive better things to do with my day i called an electrician.
wish id never bloody swapped the clocks...whon needs a speedo ,anyway
see what tomorrow brings
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
Theres a 5 amp fuse in the fuse box that runs the fuel pump relay electronics' check that. Mine blew once when the wiring had a melting issue. Its also runs the supply to the clocks and gauges.
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
I did check the fuses.Im going to leave it to an expert. Fed up with it now
Ill let you know
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Re: Fuel Pump Rely
All fixed. one of the lines on the back of the fuse board had melted. Pretty good electrician. Took the fuse board out and soldered away.
Going to put her away for the winter now
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