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Subject: Please help

hmmm 18.05.10 - 09:40am
You could fit new fuel pumps all day but if the relay for it is faulty they wont work .The relay is seperate from the pump and is usually located behind the kick plate in drivers side footwell near the ecu if i remember rightly. * +

daorry 27.05.10 - 05:43am
Give up with this f@king car just gonna put a match stick in the fuel tank * +

asurreym 27.05.10 - 04:57pm
do you have a induction kit on it? They play havoc with the egr valve.(exhaust gas recirculation valve) * +

draft 28.05.10 - 04:31am
To test a fuel pump relay use a test lite to figure out witch 2 pro ngs are powerd then cut a short pecie of wire (speaker wire will do) strip both ends and shove it in to the 2 female powerd holes where the relay goes. I did this on my e36 bmw 4 like 5mnths because a new relay was like 400aud. Bt b careful cause with it bridged like this if u crash your fuel pump wont turn off! * +

draft 28.05.10 - 04:31am
Ok To test a fuel pump relay use a test lite to figure out witch 2 pro ngs are powerd then cut a short pecie of wire (speaker wire will do) strip both ends and shove it in to the 2 female powerd holes where the relay goes. I did this on my e36 bmw 4 like 5mnths because a new relay was like 400aud. Bt b careful cause with it bridged like this if u crash your fuel pump wont turn off! * +

thesayan 28.05.10 - 05:53pm
go to www.opelownersforum.co.za register then ask questions in the technical section someone there will help you very nice bunch of guys * +

newt182 29.05.10 - 01:14am
If only there was somewhere you could take your car where people with specialised tools could look to see what the problem could be... *

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