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Old 07-09-07, 11:53 AM
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question for the part number gurus

Ok I've got a 84 -se an I'm lookin for the fule pump relay an I called the dealership an only comes up with one an he says its for 12a an that nothin shows up for 13b, now the question is, is that relay the same one or if u might have a part num 4 me 2 just ask them for that num....any help is greatly appreciated
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Why do you believe that you need a fuel pump relay?
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I hook up power to the fuel pump it works, fuses r fine, I've got good spark everywhere just not gettin fuel when crankin...also I hookd up the pump 2 a switch temporarily an it started up everytime I hit the switch 2 turn on the pump

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The system is not the same as a 12a engine. The circuit goes thru the AFM and main relay. It also relys on the trailing ignitor for power. Does the tach work when the engine is running?
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Yes tach works fine throttle response is same etc
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Pull the fuse marked engine in the fuse box and "Replace" it with a known good one.
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U mean the under dash fuse box correct?....I've checked those prior and were fine, also switched the fusable links around with know good ones and still the same thing
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N237-18-821A mazda usa has plenty...
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N237-18-821A mazda usa has plenty...
thats the one for the 13b i take it right?, also is the correct location on the drivers inner fender inbetween the strut tower an firewall?
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Originally Posted by thafox
thats the one for the 13b i take it right?, also is the correct location on the drivers inner fender inbetween the strut tower an firewall?
no its by the ecu.
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