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Wedge TR7 PI Relay ECU etc locations
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Here's what is happening. Without the relay in and jumping the brown power wire to the light green and white & green wire (goes to the fuel pump motor) the pump runs.
I took the cover off the relay and plugged it into the harness then turned the key on. The one side (I think the right side) of the relay made contact. Then turned the starter on and the other side made contact. Hummm, maybe one of the circuits in the boards is bad?
I took the cover off the relay and plugged it into the harness then turned the key on. The one side (I think the right side) of the relay made contact. Then turned the starter on and the other side made contact. Hummm, maybe one of the circuits in the boards is bad?