QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ Feb 13 2024, 03:27 PM)
QUOTE(Dlee6205 @ Feb 13 2024, 11:37 AM)
There’s a lot of information over on ThaSamba on the subject. I believe the relay is the same for all LJet cars. Here’s one good example.
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=362547The relay is the same for all 1.8L 914s. It is not the same relay used on all L-Jet cars. The VW implementations, and the 912E use different relays from the 914 version, and they are NOT interchangeable.
that may be so. but.......
i have the black plastic superceding relay. bosch 0 333 514 120 that r atwell uses/discusses on his website. 74 1.8.
been on car since 89. got the metal one replaced in chicago. i did not do it myself back then (L Jet EFI was something i looked at and my eyes glazed over
).
there was a little mod they do with the wiring.
@Van B was on to it with his car and there was a discussion about it a couple of years ago on a thread Van was running.
so its for sure that what r atwell has diagrams for on his website must work in some way for the 914 too as its exactly the same relay being used.
i think 0 333 514 120 is the much later superceding part that replaced the original earlier metal ones and i think the black plastic one is universal for the L jet in all the VW applications of that era. ie the L jet beetle. L jet 412 and some of the buses.
as to bypassing the fuel pump shut off. all good and well. but it is an inbuilt safety design that came with the L jets. fuel pump cuts off if engine stops running even if ignition is on. seems to me if you can figure out the way to make two relays into the dual relay set up as per ratwell diagrams its a good way to go rather than make a degraded system so to speak. its probably what i will do if the one on mine gives up the ghost. will try and make one.