vitesse

As per title the fuel pump on my MY00 is not priming. Taken the pump out and thats working,Fuel pump relay is clicking (also swopped it with the blower fan relay) Im thinking something to do with the sigma alarm. I do remember having a problem with this years ago but rang subaru today and all parts are obsolete..Any advice would be greatly appreciated...cheers

Shane

iTrader: (6)

If the relay is switching then I'd assume the sigma must be supplying current to the relay. When my immobiliser cuts in I hear a relay click and the pump prime when I disable it, suppose it could be a different relay. You need to trace the wires back to the alarm box and connect them together to cut out the relay in the alarm. I occasionally get a similar problem on the starter circuit, it's done it twice now but has always fixed itself before I get a chance to fault find.

madscoob

iTrader: (3)

check the wiring connector block under the rear seat , it will be corroded to firk and is probably your problem, its a black box about the size of a box of matchs

vitesse

Box is fine....no power to any of the wires though....

vitesse

I would just buy a new sigma alarm ecu but its obsolete from Subaru...Is there an easy way to bypass the fuel pump part of the alarm ???

madscoob

iTrader: (3)

top of the fusebox in footwell there are 3 relays check them out . 1 is for prime 1 is for run and the other iirc is leccy windows, they are small thin black

vitesse

Checked the relays...only one for fuel pump which is the same as blower fan...relays are ok

madscoob

iTrader: (3)

only other thing i can think of is is there voltage both sides of the box under rear seat ?

vitesse

no voltage..all the wires are dead

stuhanson

sigma m30 pin connections from http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthr...llation-Manual

1 - Blue - Interior light pin switches (neg)
2 - Blue/Red - Boot switch (neg)
3 - Green/Black - Low current programable output
4 - Green/Red - As above
5 - Black - Earth
6 - Black - Earth
7 - Orange - Ignition sense
8 - Red - 3a 12v
9 - Pink - Central locking (Configurable)
10 - Blue/White - As Above
11 - Black - Immobiliser circuit 1
12 - Black - Immobiliser circuit 1
13 - Black - Immobiliser circuit 2
14 - Black - Immobiliser circuit 2
15 - Red/Yellow - Indicator supply (15a)
16 - Yellow - Indicator output
17 - Yellow - Indicator output
18 - Green/Orange - Accessory output (neg during trigger)
19 - Green/White - Central locking (Configurable)
20 - Pink/Black - Central locking (Configurable)

in this example shorting / linking pins 11-12 and 13-14 would bypass the immobilizer.

Had to do this a long time ago for a friends RS turbo who's alarm had failed 1-2 was immobilizer circuit 1 (ignition) and 3-4 was immobilizer circuit 2 (fuel pump)

Depending on your alarm model it could be any pins you will need to find the wiring connections / diagram for your model determine which pins are the immobilizer circuits and short / link them out