fuel pump relay
09 March 2010, 08:48 AM
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fuel pump relay
hi all, does anyone know where the fuel pump relay live's on a classic sti ver 3/4
as i'm no good at reading japanese(sp)
also can you change the fuel pump without dropping the tank???
cheers scott
as i'm no good at reading japanese(sp)also can you change the fuel pump without dropping the tank???
cheers scott
09 March 2010, 06:40 PM
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Think the fuel pump relay is in the engine bay fuse box, though not 100% sure.
You don't need to drop the fuel tank for the pump, it's easier to take the back seat out for easy access.
Funnily enough was thinking about doing a guide for fuel pumps as I;'ve just bought a HR Performance 255l jobbie
You don't need to drop the fuel tank for the pump, it's easier to take the back seat out for easy access.
Funnily enough was thinking about doing a guide for fuel pumps as I;'ve just bought a HR Performance 255l jobbie
09 March 2010, 08:13 PM
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http://www.scoobymods.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7437
Plus the workshop manual digrams.
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nice one guys, pretty sure it's the pump and not the relay as the problem gradualy got worse!
just need to get myself a walbro pump now
just need to get myself a walbro pump now
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Paul my "Snap" was getting a fuel pump @ the same time as you.
Defo not doing a guide. Not so soon after the disc & pad one. My nerves wouldn't stand it.
I can just see the camera's flash going off with all those petrol fumes wafting around.
Scott you could give Mark @ Lateral a call he may squeeze you one in @ the Group Buy rate.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...ml#post9260994
Defo not doing a guide. Not so soon after the disc & pad one. My nerves wouldn't stand it.
I can just see the camera's flash going off with all those petrol fumes wafting around.
Scott you could give Mark @ Lateral a call he may squeeze you one in @ the Group Buy rate.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...ml#post9260994
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10 March 2010, 10:51 PM
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over the moon at that price, seeing as people want £50 odd quid 2nd hand on ebay
cheers again for the link mark, would'nt of known otherwise
cheers again for the link mark, would'nt of known otherwise
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No problem mate.
Found a couple of videos of fuel pump fitting for an American 06 STi which shows the basics.
YouTube - Tech Tip - Fuel Pump 06 STi (Pt 1): Rocksliderally.com
YouTube - Tech Tip - Fuel Pump 06 STi (Pt 2): Rocksliderally.com
Found a couple of videos of fuel pump fitting for an American 06 STi which shows the basics.
YouTube - Tech Tip - Fuel Pump 06 STi (Pt 1): Rocksliderally.com
YouTube - Tech Tip - Fuel Pump 06 STi (Pt 2): Rocksliderally.com
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