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Topic subjectIntermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
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138131, Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by iDrift, Sep-13-13 07:05 PM
Hey guys I am a proud new owner of a 97 eclipse gs, it has a built 420a, and the previous owner put a walboro 255lph. I drove the car, drives good. I went to the gas station, came back and the car wouldn't fire. I checked for spark and it has spark, but no fuel, I couldn't hear the fuel pump priming. someone on dsmtuners told me to mess with the black boxes between the brake and clutch reservoir. I unplugged it and replugged it and it fired up, but it does it again. Does anyone know what these boxes are called? Please let me know asap, I need this car working asap. Here is a picture for reference.




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138132, RE: Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by Gruff511, Sep-13-13 07:27 PM
They are the ASD relay and FUEL PUMP relay. The fuel pump relay may need to be replaced.
138133, RE: Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by iDrift, Sep-13-13 07:33 PM
Thank you very much. I was wondering if just the fuel pump relay will need to be replaced or the ASD relay as well? Thanks in advance!
138134, RE: Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by SilvrEclips, Sep-16-13 06:16 AM
Start with just the fuel pump relay. It sounds like the ASD is working fine
138135, RE: Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by Slo2g, Sep-16-13 12:16 PM
They are standard Bosch 5 pin relays btw, you don't have to order the whole relay assy.
138147, RE: Intermittent Fuel Pump. Please help!
Posted by Corbin, Sep-25-13 07:50 PM
You might be able to "fix" it by disconnecting and reconnecting the relay a bunch of times, then greasing up the connector with white lithium grease or dielectric grease. I had an intermittent fuel pump issue many years ago. Once running, the engine would always stay running. If I parked it, I had a 50/50 shot at getting it to fire up. I eventually decided that it might be corrosion on the connector contacts. I disconnected and reconnected the relay several times to clean the corrosion and then re-greased it. That was over a decade ago and the original relay is still running fine. I now put dielectric grease on every electrical connector (especially relays without rubber seals).


Corbin
'95 ESI-T

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