Fuel pump?
#4
Originally Posted by fc3s4utnv' post='763668' date='Sep 27 2005, 08:43 PM
No it doesnt, yes it is plugged in. Thats why I am lost. I wont have a chance to check anything else untill sat.
I have the same problem with my car. i swapped the engine for another s5 engine and now my fuel pump wont receive power. i even went to the extent of buying a new pump and running new wires for the pump and i still get nothing. anyone out there can help us with our problem???
#7
I believe the EGI Fuse in the Engine Bay (for S5's anyways) control the fuel pump.
While I was installing the SAFCII in my car, I tried to start the car without a proper ground on the unit and blew the EGI fuse so it would sit there and turn over until I replaced the fuse.
While I was installing the SAFCII in my car, I tried to start the car without a proper ground on the unit and blew the EGI fuse so it would sit there and turn over until I replaced the fuse.
#9
That air in the lines always get you...I did the same thing on the tractor this weekend..lol, different story, but same fix, lol.
Are you getting an firing? Generally a rotary will run/start even if the timing is off... check the spark plugs..make sure they havent fouled out..we've put new engines in cars and they wouldnt start worth crap until swapped the plugs out...
check spark
check fuel
Are you getting an firing? Generally a rotary will run/start even if the timing is off... check the spark plugs..make sure they havent fouled out..we've put new engines in cars and they wouldnt start worth crap until swapped the plugs out...
check spark
check fuel