Engine just cut-out
#1
Engine just cut-out
Hi guys, looking for some help/advice.
My engine just cut-out and wont re-start.
Engine cranks fine and has almost 'spluttered' a little like it's trying to go, but just dies again.
I don't hear the fuel pump priming when turning ignition on, so this is my most likely suspect. I have checked the connections under the rear seat (wagon) and all looks clean dry.
So what's my next step? Relays or fuses etc?
Car is a 2000 Turbo (UK) My '00. Wagon, with 99,500 mls.
Thanks.
My engine just cut-out and wont re-start.
Engine cranks fine and has almost 'spluttered' a little like it's trying to go, but just dies again.
I don't hear the fuel pump priming when turning ignition on, so this is my most likely suspect. I have checked the connections under the rear seat (wagon) and all looks clean dry.
So what's my next step? Relays or fuses etc?
Car is a 2000 Turbo (UK) My '00. Wagon, with 99,500 mls.
Thanks.
#4
Do you know which wire is the live to the pump, to run a 12v feed to?
Any recommendations for which pump to get, car has only a centre section exhaust as a mod. Nothing much planned for mods either.
Any recommendations for which pump to get, car has only a centre section exhaust as a mod. Nothing much planned for mods either.
#5
Still needing some advice on this one if possible.
I bought a new fuel pump*, (Walbro) and fitted it, but no difference, still engine turns but doesn't fire and there is no sound of the pump priming.
Is there a relay to check?
*decided just to change the pump anyway, partly in hope that it was the problem and also for the fact it's 11 years old anyway.
I bought a new fuel pump*, (Walbro) and fitted it, but no difference, still engine turns but doesn't fire and there is no sound of the pump priming.
Is there a relay to check?
*decided just to change the pump anyway, partly in hope that it was the problem and also for the fact it's 11 years old anyway.
#6
what alarm have u ( i had similar problem a few months ago - turned out to be the immobiliser...)
the relay for the pump is on the bulkhead above the accelerator pedal (roughly where your right knee points - on a bracket with two others)
the relay for the pump is on the bulkhead above the accelerator pedal (roughly where your right knee points - on a bracket with two others)
#7
Do you know which relay it is, I've seen the three of them, one white, one blue and one black?
Oh and how are they fixed? Don't wanna break it getting it out!
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#8
err.... have a look at post 20 in this thread -its what u shud be loookin for (the top and bottom ones are the same relay, so u cud try swapping the plugs over -on the car the bottom one is the fuel pump relay)
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...y-problem.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...y-problem.html
#9
err.... have a look at post 20 in this thread -its what u shud be loookin for (the top and bottom ones are the same relay, so u cud try swapping the plugs over -on the car the bottom one is the fuel pump relay)
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...y-problem.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...y-problem.html
Thanks for that, not had a chance till the weeekend to check it out.
Found the relays as pictured, I took them out and tested them, all three relays work ok. But I'm not sure which one does what But they aren't 'clicking' when turning the ignition on.
Put a 12v feed direct to the pump and the pump runs and the car starts and will run.
I tried to 'ring' the live feed to the pump back to the relays under the dash, black and red wire, but couldn't find it, black and reds at the relays have 12v on them, before being switched in the relay, so I'm not sure if it's the same wires.
Does anyone have a wiring diagram?
Or know where the wires will go?
Possibility is the imobiliser is the problem, but no idea whcih wires it will be on it, or where it's located
Checked all the connections under the back seats and they all look ok, and are clean and dry.
Checked all fuses in engine bay and behind coin tray, all ok.
#10
Just cos a relay clicks , dosent mean its ok, norm the contact responsible for the higher power side of a relay fail. Have a look at the relays and see if thay are the same , if so change them around.
#11
Thanks for that, not had a chance till the weeekend to check it out.
Found the relays as pictured, I took them out and tested them, all three relays work ok. But I'm not sure which one does what But they aren't 'clicking' when turning the ignition on.
Put a 12v feed direct to the pump and the pump runs and the car starts and will run.
I tried to 'ring' the live feed to the pump back to the relays under the dash, black and red wire, but couldn't find it, black and reds at the relays have 12v on them, before being switched in the relay, so I'm not sure if it's the same wires.
Does anyone have a wiring diagram?
Or know where the wires will go?
Possibility is the imobiliser is the problem, but no idea whcih wires it will be on it, or where it's located
Checked all the connections under the back seats and they all look ok, and are clean and dry.
Checked all fuses in engine bay and behind coin tray, all ok.
Found the relays as pictured, I took them out and tested them, all three relays work ok. But I'm not sure which one does what But they aren't 'clicking' when turning the ignition on.
Put a 12v feed direct to the pump and the pump runs and the car starts and will run.
I tried to 'ring' the live feed to the pump back to the relays under the dash, black and red wire, but couldn't find it, black and reds at the relays have 12v on them, before being switched in the relay, so I'm not sure if it's the same wires.
Does anyone have a wiring diagram?
Or know where the wires will go?
Possibility is the imobiliser is the problem, but no idea whcih wires it will be on it, or where it's located
Checked all the connections under the back seats and they all look ok, and are clean and dry.
Checked all fuses in engine bay and behind coin tray, all ok.
If I were you, I'd be asking someone who knows alarms to have a look. It DOES sound like that could be it And it's NOT uncommon.
#12
What are the three relays all for?
#13
All three relays work when tested off the car.
Which relay is the one I need to put the live feed to terminal 85 of?
#14
If they are up under the dash, I THINK one is indicators, (it will tick when they are on, you can feel it doing it).
The other two fuel pump and ????
Could be heater fan, heated rear window or foglights. AFAIK, others are under bonnet. Try them and feel relays for clicking when turning on and off.
Sorry I can't be more help.
The other two fuel pump and ????
Could be heater fan, heated rear window or foglights. AFAIK, others are under bonnet. Try them and feel relays for clicking when turning on and off.
Sorry I can't be more help.
#15
(from info picked up on here.....)
bottom metal = fuel pump
middle brown = main relay
top metal = fog lamps
the two metal ones are the same (denso) - you could just try swapping the wires around?? (they are very difficult to get at!!!!)
bottom metal = fuel pump
middle brown = main relay
top metal = fog lamps
the two metal ones are the same (denso) - you could just try swapping the wires around?? (they are very difficult to get at!!!!)
Last edited by albob; 20 September 2011 at 01:34 PM.
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