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Fuel problem
I tried to move my car out of the garage today after work to do some cleaning and it wouldn't start, I checked the fuel rail and theres no fuel and had a friend listen for the fuel pump running and nothing, I tested the fuel pump and that works and I checked the fuel pump fuse and it looked good but changed it with a new one anyway. The car is an early 85 944 N/A, my question is which relay is for the fuel pump? I figured that would be the next thing to check and I did some searching and found nothing really about an early 944 fuel pump relay location. And is there something else I should be checking? The car ran fine when I parked it 2 days ago. Thanks in advance for any help...
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01-10-2007, 09:10 PM
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The fuel pump is controlled by the DME relay, IIRC it's the second one from the left on the top row. The relay should say DME right on it. Search DME jumper and you'll find out how to make a test jumper to bypass the relay and see if that is your problem.
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01-10-2007, 09:22 PM
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clarks garage also has a detailed explanation as well.
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