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Old 10-03-2003, 10:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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fuel relay switch

My car wont start two times in a row most of the time, could this be the fuel relay switch? I hear its not unlikely to have problems with one. Where is it and what does it look like so I can check it out? If some one could put a pic that'd be most helpful. Thanks guys

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I believe you're referring to the main/fuel relay. It's a rectangular relay about 1.25x1.5x3"(abouts) that sits under your dash. It's got a metal bracket that has a 10mm bolt securing it. It's separate from anything else so it's pretty easy to spot. Just stick your head under there, you should see it.
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whats the Amps on that thing?
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Do a search - discussed a lot and even has pics
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yea do a search. I took mine out and resodered the 2 pins. Its all good now.
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Glad that link on resoldering worked for you sub=]
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yep, it has not done that once since i resodered.
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