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1994 850 turbo no start 850

this was an "all of a sudden thing" - it worked the day before and now it doesnt.
so I checked the codes, and nothing but the 3-1-5 EVAP code came up, checked out the distributor and rotor - looked ok, noticed no fuel pressure at the rail valve, jumpered the fuel pump relay terminals 15 and 87 - turned it over and it started
BRIEFLY....
so this means the relay is bad right??
but should it stay running with it jumpered? - I cant remember how this works

any ideas greatly appreciated - THANKS








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1994 850 turbo no start 850

Jumping the relay will cause the fuel pump to run so long as the key is in pos II. Listen for the pump when you turn the key to posII.
If you haven't changed the fuel filter in a really long time, now is a good time to do that also.

Klaus
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The 164 has a new home, all I am left with are a 95 854T and a 98 V70R :)








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1994 850 turbo no start 850

just to clarify....

--the jumper will allow the pump to run when key is in pos. 2

but this jumper will not allow the car to run if starter is operated, thus a relay is needed...?

I think I got it

Thanks








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1994 850 turbo no start 850

well now the jumper doesnt operate the pump, so it must be shot








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1994 850 turbo no start 850

I just beat on the gastank for about 15 seconds with a 2X4 while turning the key and it started.
WOW
nice to hear it running
not nice to have to buy a pump now

thanks







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