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fuel pump relay full of water! 200 1986

posted by  mmaldin on  Tue Mar 11 12:05 CST 2003
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The same thing happened to mine about 4 years ago(before I discovered this forum). Anyway, the car wouldn't start so I had it towed to the dealer. It was really cold and the water inside of the relay froze and stopped the relay from working. The mechanic opened up the relay, saw that it was and ice cube, and put it in the freezer to show me. Is it possible that these relays accumulate condensation over time? I am sure that my brick isn't taking on water from the passenger side firewall area.
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'86 240(original owner), 225K, Boulder, CO.






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