Re: Pump problem
in this case, it has to be the controller.
Can youn check the soldering is good on the RJ11 socket. |
Re: Pump problem
Yes all seems to be good
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Re: Pump problem
Is it normally that I have 12v on the green wire when I am on pr? cranck position??? The green wire is not for the inj-? I have a french RS4
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Re: Pump problem
The green wire is on the other side of the fuel injector coil. At pre-crank position, you should see a full 12V when the fuel injectors is not being pulsed.
Some vehicles switch off the +12v supply to the fuel injected if you don't crank the enigne for a preset period. This is for safety reasons. It appears this is a problem on ther relay driver. Please return the circut board back to me for checking. |
Re: Pump problem
Ok let me know your adress and I send you that tomorrow
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Re: Pump problem
ERL Ltd
Iroko House Returns dept. Bolney Avenue Peacehaven East Sussex BN10 8HF England |
Re: Pump problem
The controller is send :-)
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Re: Pump problem
Great, I will be looking out for it.
Ricgard |
Re: Pump problem
I have received the unit on Thursday.
I just did some simple tests and cannot replicate the problem of the relay, the system switches on the relay positively without any problem. Since I have the unti back, I can flash in a more suitable flow table to suit your applciation. Can you tell me how many and what jet size you are using. I will send you a new relay just in case. Richard |
Re: Pump problem
Can you make a visual check for me on the blue harness. The order of colour in the RJ11 connector should be Red, yellow, blue, black. Counting from the gauge side.
I think this can be the problem. Richard |
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