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LH2.2 Main FI Relay Location 200 1985

posted by  sandkv on  Mon May 20 12:14 CST 2002
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Bricksters,
Question Summary:

1. Where is the LH2.2 main system relay? (RHD car)
2. Is 7 Ohms good enough reeding on all ECU earths.
3. How do you get the A/C switch out? (it is really big)

Thanks
Karl 86 245 188K KM


I finally got a hold of the Bentley manual, great. I am trying to track down my idle problem (starts at 700RPM, drifts up to about 1100RPM when hot and surges 100RPM). I did the ECU electrical tests and only found a problem with the Air Con switch (showed earth (7 OHMS) when off (should be discontinuous), 1.2 OHMS when on) this could be teliing ECU air is on all the time, I have a problem with RPM dropping when I turn it on). BTW all earths showed 7 OHMS, is this good enough?
Anyway to my question, where is the LH2.2 main system relay? I can not complete the tests without probing it. Manual says it looks the same as the fuel pump relay and is located under the glove box RH side. Here is the trick, my car is RHDrive (Australian Car) so that location is the steering, I have had a good look both sides without luck.
Any suggestions how to get A/C switch out would also be appreciated.






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