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Fuel Pump RELAY

posted by  robertmfranklin on  Mon Jun 22 21:14 CST 2015
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I think spending an hour reading the FAQs and other on line material in an effort to figure out which relay in my 1994 940 Turbo Wagon is the fuel pump relay is long enough, so I'm just going to ask the question.

Which one is it?

Second from the left is what it appears to be in some of the diagrams I have looked at. That would be the one labeled "M". But some of the information is ambiguous.

All three of my 940's have fuse and relay configurations that are the same, so I assume my set up is standard for this model and these years. 2 are 1994; 1 is 1995. They are all turbo wagons.

I love my 940s but with all their virtues, easy access to fuses and relays is not one of them.

Bob Franklin






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