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> Fuel pump not running when hot, What the...?
Mike D.
post Jun 10 2003, 03:07 PM
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OK, It runs now, and pretty good too!
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Would vapor lock keep a fuel pump from actually running? ('74 2.0)
I am looking over an aquantances 914, basically the guy stopped me when he saw my car and asked if I knew anything about them. So I went to his house and this is what I found.

Car runs fine until it's warmed up and stopped. Then I noticed when cycling the ingnition switch for the fuel pump it was not pumping, no buzzing sound. I swapped relays on the board and got one buzz then no more again. Pump is new, still in stock location.

Any ideas?

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post Jun 10 2003, 03:50 PM
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post Jun 10 2003, 04:09 PM
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Bad pump.

BTDT.

G.

(Probably killed by the rust from the tank :)
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Mike D.
post Jun 10 2003, 10:42 PM
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Thinking about it more I'm going to go with ground/electrical problem. Heat can change resistance in wiring, especially if it's corroded. I'll start by checking continuity from the relay board to the pump. I did notice that someone has put some additional material on the underside of the relay board.

I'll also shove a magnet down in the gas tank. Good idea...

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