Vw Beetle Fuel Pump Relay Problems at Pamela Schoenfeld blog

Vw Beetle Fuel Pump Relay Problems. 1) borrow a 409 relay from anyone else. The screws are under the dash plastics; I had the same problem with my 79' and found issues with two of the three wire connectors between the double relay and pump. If your beetle isn’t starting, and the fuel pump relay isn’t activating, there won’t. The p1500, is a indicator of further problems, after the relay was swapped. Up until a couple of days ago the fuel pump quit working. Fuel pump drawing too much current likely due to worn. Here are two possible methods that don't involve using jumpers in the fuse block or trying to wiggle a multimeter in there: The aftermarket relays are not the same or quality part; If the relay is getting hot and failing, then there are only 3 likely causes. The fuel pump relay will usually not fail when driving. The problem seems to be that the relay isn't getting any control voltage. Well i first took the fuel pump out and tested it, and it turned out bad, but when i replaced it, the problem didn't change. If you manual activate the relay the fuel. The black panel has screws in it and not the screws you already removed.

Here are two possible methods that don't involve using jumpers in the fuse block or trying to wiggle a multimeter in there: If you manual activate the relay the fuel. 1) borrow a 409 relay from anyone else. The black panel has screws in it and not the screws you already removed. The p1500, is a indicator of further problems, after the relay was swapped. Contact cleaner did not help so i ran a new wire. The problem seems to be that the relay isn't getting any control voltage. The aftermarket relays are not the same or quality part; Well i first took the fuel pump out and tested it, and it turned out bad, but when i replaced it, the problem didn't change. I had the same problem with my 79' and found issues with two of the three wire connectors between the double relay and pump.

where is the fuel pump relay located????? VW Beetle Forum

Vw Beetle Fuel Pump Relay Problems The aftermarket relays are not the same or quality part; Here are two possible methods that don't involve using jumpers in the fuse block or trying to wiggle a multimeter in there: 1) borrow a 409 relay from anyone else. If you manual activate the relay the fuel. Contact cleaner did not help so i ran a new wire. The black panel has screws in it and not the screws you already removed. The screws are under the dash plastics; Up until a couple of days ago the fuel pump quit working. The problem seems to be that the relay isn't getting any control voltage. If the relay is getting hot and failing, then there are only 3 likely causes. The aftermarket relays are not the same or quality part; If your beetle isn’t starting, and the fuel pump relay isn’t activating, there won’t. The p1500, is a indicator of further problems, after the relay was swapped. Well i first took the fuel pump out and tested it, and it turned out bad, but when i replaced it, the problem didn't change. I had the same problem with my 79' and found issues with two of the three wire connectors between the double relay and pump. Fuel pump drawing too much current likely due to worn.