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msh 08-10-15 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by The Real MSH! (Post 390944)
Audi?

Flippant, I know, but you'd be surprised how much you can still get, and at reasonable cost compared to Internet auctions.


(24) 8A0951253
contact close relay / for fuel pump / relay location: / F >> 44-F-300 000*
10 / KG,JY
(24) 191906383C
contact close relay / for fuel pump / relay location: / F 44-G-000 001>>*
10 / KG,JY

It might be one of those, but I won't be able to check for a few days. I do have a couple somewhere which need fixing.
Google search shows both to be without fuse socket :) Apparently the difference between both might be power rating.

Hanuman 08-10-15 07:54 PM
Interesting. I pulled those numbers from Vagcat!

John Clayton 08-10-15 09:01 PM
I found the info you mentioned above...

http://www.isham-research.co.uk/quattro/tech.html#elec

Am I right in saying that the sub-pages relevant to my car's engine are as follows?
MB ECU codes, diagnostics and pinouts
MB ECU self-diagnosis

audicoupeparts 08-10-15 09:56 PM
I think I took similar(same) relay from an ng engined coupe last week
Will see if I can find it

mikes2 09-10-15 07:33 AM
If you have a 1B engine then yes, the MB instructions are correct for your car

Hanuman 09-10-15 09:42 AM
Being a 1987 vehicle, wouldn't it be KG engined, still?

mikes2 09-10-15 10:39 AM
The kg engine doesn't use that relay though.

It's a different method for reading codes

http://www.isham-research.co.uk/quattro/codes_kg.html

John Clayton 09-10-15 11:19 AM
How can I tell whether my engine is KG or 1B? Based upon the fact that it needs the specified relay for its fault codes, am I right in saying that it must therefore be a 1B engine?

mikes2 09-10-15 12:48 PM
Will be on your V5 or also on the side of the block.

it could be the garage are talking out their arse

John Clayton 09-10-15 01:31 PM
According to the V5 the engine no. is: KG022506


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