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> 914 Fuel Pump fuse on relay board blows
Sea Dragon 914
post Nov 29 2013, 06:53 PM
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Does anyone know what are common causes of blowing the fuse on the engine relay board for the fuel pump and how to diagnose it? Would a bad fuel pump cause this?

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Dave_Darling
post Nov 29 2013, 07:17 PM
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The most common cause is that the aux air regulator wire is shorting to ground. Either where the wire goes into the bottom of the "can", or the wire is unplugged and touching ground that way.

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post Nov 30 2013, 09:40 AM
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Thanks Dave. I'll check it out this morning.

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The most common cause is that the aux air regulator wire is shorting to ground. Either where the wire goes into the bottom of the "can", or the wire is unplugged and touching ground that way.

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