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Hello, I've been working on a 1974 914 for the past year. Ive rebuilt the motor since the last owner overheated it somehow (no compression). Ive put the motor back in and I cannot seem to remember where any of the small female ground connectors go from the wiring harness. Like the many different small ones in the transmission harness that goes into the engine bay. And the two near the distributor. I remember there being a ground connection under the intake but I dont know which ones go there. Ive been trying to read wiring diagram but I cant understand it what so ever because nothing is labeled. So I'm just guessing reading it.
My other question is, what do I do about the fuel pump not working. If you put power externally it works, but from the relay board it just has no power past it. The power supply relay clicks, but fuel pump does not. There was power to the fuel pump relay pins a couple days ago now there isn't. Maybe I'm just tweaking out. Last owner has a whole bunch of fuel pump related things highlighted in the book he gave me. My brother read that the relay board could go bad but I doubt it. In another post, I read that you need to switch the 25 amp fuse for an 18. It solved someone else problem of blowing relays. Ive swapped relays around and they work in other spots. So it isn't bad relays. Hopefully someone understand what I'm asking and has the solutions for it. thx |
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914 Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 5,076 Joined: 6-May 20 From: north antarctica Member No.: 24,231 Region Association: NineFourteenerVille ![]() ![]() |
forgot to mention.
you can test the fuel pump is running by pushing the flap in the AFM mounted to the air cleaner with the ignition to the on position. it should run. easiest way is to unclip the top of the air cleaner, hold it up in the air a bit and push the flap with your fingers. gently. or use a screwdriver to push it if your fingers cant get in there far enough. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) as to relay board. 1.8s only have one relay in there. for the heater blower fan. the other sockets are left empty. fuse = 18 amp normally. (25 amp if you have a heated rear window). i dont know much about those, no heated rear window in mine. dual relay for L Jet under battery replaces all the relays normally on the board for D jet cars. |
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