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fuel pump relay? 900

posted by  Palmer on  Fri Apr 2 12:33 CST 2004
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Hi all,
My 94 940 (NA w/regina) wouldn't start today. She had been running sluggish the past 2 or 3 days under accelleration and up hills. When it wouldn't start today I thought to myself, well I'm glad I have a new fuel pump relay in the glovebox. So i open the access to the relays, and I do not see where the mate to the white relay I have in my hand is. Once I had the car home I consult brickboard FAQ's to see what my problem is. The problem seems to be that my car has a hole in the board where the FPR should be. The car has spark and would run shortly when I put some starting fluid into the intake, so I have a fuel problem. I haven't checked the fuel filter but will replace in the morning. Where does the FPR go? Sorry for the ranting ramble, but I hate it when things are not where they should be.

Thanks,

Palmer
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1994 940na, 1980 265 V8






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