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FUEL PUMP RELAY - WHERE IS IT? 850

posted by  mraldonnelly on  Tue Oct 28 10:02 CST 2003
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Thanks guys :-)

Removed the cover and got to the relays.

My fuse box / relay box is a mirror image of the one in the photo and the relay is green (labelled 103). The relay seems to be in good condition, no cracks in the plastic and no corrosion on the contacts. I've noted the serial numbers on the relay and refitted it after a liberal spraying with my best friend WD40.

One noticable difference between the photo and my relay box (apart from the obvious mirror image) is that 101 & 102 (which appears to be a double relay switch) is missing from my vehicle. I can only assume this is something to do with Air Con / Climate Control which I am not fortunate enough to have at the moment. Well, maybe my next one will have Climate Control - I hope so, a T5 or maybe even 850R is next on my target list.

Anyway, thanks once again. I'm going to find a new relay and fit it at the weekend. I'll let you know what the outcome is.

Andy






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