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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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Mike Bellis
post Nov 30 2013, 10:57 PM
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Looks like the heater fan may come from that circuit.

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QUOTE(Mike Bellis @ Dec 1 2013, 12:57 AM) *

Looks like the heater fan may come from that circuit.


Thanks for the diagrams! I had the same problem and studying them helped me to understand what was connected to the same fuse as the fuel pump. I removed the auxiliary air regulator to measure its resistance, but it was ok, so I also unplugged the rear defogger relay, and my fuel pump is now working. I could not tell though whether removing the rear defogger relay or unplugging and replugging the AAR solved the issue, but it is probably the former one.
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