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1990 - no start but cranks - should FI relay click with ignition? 200

posted by  transit wind on  Fri Aug 17 15:21 CST 2018
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I've found in the archive all the posts about the sequence of the FI. My simple question is when should we hear the FI relay click. I always thought it happened when the key was on with the warning lights regardless of what other electrical problems may exist like the cps or power stage.


I recently replaced the main pump due to a no start. Jumped fuses to diagnose. It ran fine then the next time I attempted to start it nothing. I jumped the neutral safety switch since I've had issues with it recently. I looked over and cleaned all fuses including the 25 amp FI fuse since the dash lights are out too. Fuse 16 is fine. I did recently have water on the fuse panel from either a leaking windshield or rusted vent. Although car has zero rust. Swapped out the power stage. No gas smell. CPS looks good with no frayed wire or misshaped. Will swap with another to make sure. Swapped out the ECU even though it wasn't a pink label. OBD light comes on when pressing button but then nothing after that. No codes at all.






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