Audi 100 fuel pump relay? Where?!? - Page 3

theschmallfella · 21-06-14, 12:51 AM

So hang on, before this thread goes off on a tangent, albeit an interesting one, you guys are saying that the 263 is in the wrong place? This is an early RT engine so it didn't have the fused 215, and if I'm correct wasn't that used for fault diagnosis on the likes of the 200q and other audi's with more complex ECU's as mentioned above? Incidently I had a spare fuse board from a 91 type 44 100 (KV 2.3) with some of the relays still in it and the 213 is in the same spot as the one I pictured, so, what goes where gents???

missfire · 21-06-14, 12:53 AM

Think it's in the right place, just broken maybe.

missfire · 21-06-14, 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by ian20v

Thats Roger D for 263

Sounds like his have the same number on them.

theschmallfella · 21-06-14, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by missfire

Sounds like his have the same number on them.

Ah ok, thanks missfire, it's gas cos as long as I've owned and worked on audi's there's always something silly and small that knocks me off. I'll pull that relay tomorrow and see if I have one to swap, and if not I'll bridge it to see if the pump runs free.

Thanks guys!

Now I'm off to bed, I'm on first feed duty and my little lady is an early riser!

jack1 · 21-06-14, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by msh

You're wrong, it should be 213 or 215, at least when B3 or C3 has engine that has management powerful enough to be able to turn on the relay - like the RT here.

Relay in question in this case is one with number 263, because it occupies the place where fuel pump relay should be.

never said I was right! was to find out for sure today but no need now as im sure your right

theschmallfella · 21-06-14, 07:21 PM

So, finally got around to tackling this today, found another fuel pump relay and tried it... no joy, so I put a bridge in, fuel pump kicked to life... And the old girl fired up on first twist!!!... And then ran out of petrol!!!

Hahaha! But, it doesn't matter cos I'll be up to the BP in the morning with me can in hand, and hopefully a good root around the garage will turn up a working relay.

Thanks guys, I'd be lost without ye!!!

ian20v · 21-06-14, 07:32 PM

Result

theschmallfella · 21-06-14, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ian20v

Result

21-06-14, 07:32 PM	#27
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21-06-14, 12:51 AM	#21
theschmallfella Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Back in the Emerald Isle Posts: 772	So hang on, before this thread goes off on a tangent, albeit an interesting one, you guys are saying that the 263 is in the wrong place? This is an early RT engine so it didn't have the fused 215, and if I'm correct wasn't that used for fault diagnosis on the likes of the 200q and other audi's with more complex ECU's as mentioned above? Incidently I had a spare fuse board from a 91 type 44 100 (KV 2.3) with some of the relays still in it and the 213 is in the same spot as the one I pictured, so, what goes where gents???

21-06-14, 12:53 AM	#22
missfire making wooden things Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: cow land Posts: 8,156	Think it's in the right place, just broken maybe.

21-06-14, 07:21 PM	#26
theschmallfella Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Back in the Emerald Isle Posts: 772	So, finally got around to tackling this today, found another fuel pump relay and tried it... no joy, so I put a bridge in, fuel pump kicked to life... And the old girl fired up on first twist!!!... And then ran out of petrol!!! Hahaha! But, it doesn't matter cos I'll be up to the BP in the morning with me can in hand, and hopefully a good root around the garage will turn up a working relay. Thanks guys, I'd be lost without ye!!!