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Dead Fuel Pump - Regina 900 1993

posted by  Milanomike on  Mon Apr 11 06:44 CST 2011
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Hi Guys,

Well my 940 continues to bug me. This time it looks like the fuel pump died. I cannot recall how to make it run by jumping the fuses, is it fuse 1 and 11 or is it better to jump via the injection relay? The FAQ lists how to do it, my memory tells me their is less risk of damaging the ECU using the fuse method.

I have verified that I have 12 volts to the pump during cranking, and fuel injection relay works, just want to confirm what I think I know. Thanks. Mike






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