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fuel pump!!! ahhhhhhhgggg


redsupraman82

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ok guys as some of you know i have been having a fuel pump issue after doing my N/A to TT swap! i am trying to get it to someone but having trailer issues at the mo so while im waiting i been poking about!

 

i read somewhere that if you jump a wire from the FP diog port to the positive on the battery it will run, so i tried that and i can clearly hear fuel getting to the engine (obviously i did not leave it on there, just as a test!) but when i try a jump between the B and FP on the diog port nothing happens,

 

am i getting closer of a lot further away!! any input would be helpful!

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Without the diagram , off memory :

 

circuit is :

12v EFI 2 fuse to EFI 2 relay - then to Fuel pump ECU - B pin

the output FP is switched 9/12 v to the pump .

The ECU controls the Fuel ECU via 2 wires to it and one other wire remains - earth (this is common to the fuel pump earth)

 

However the EFI2 relay is switched on to provide power to the fuel pump ECU by another ECU B wire ie from the ECU - no B power at

the diag port could mean no B power from the ECU , so no fuel ECU power!

I cannot remember the routing of the B line sorry .

Check from the fuel ecu in the boot for power at the connector

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