maser_spyder
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Hi All,
2002 Spyder.
I have a little problem with fuelling on the LH bank, there's no pressure at all at the manifold.
Last time I moved it was in the snow, very cold, and it was only firing on 4 for about 30 seconds before coming to life completely. Now it's just firing on 4!
Looks like either a fuel pump (looks like there's two, one for each side), or possibly a relay/fuse has done (would suspect the latter, given it was on / off a couple of times, before packing up completely).
Unfortunately, I don't have the handbook handy with the details of fuses and relays. I'm guessing it's one of the ones just behind the battery in the boot, but could anybody confirm which one it is? Just so I can get a meter on the relays/fuses to make sure they're OK before taking the roof compartment apart!
A diagram or copy of the page in the manual would be superb, or even just a rough guess would be enough....
Car is winterised until the spring, so no urgency at all, I'm just getting on top of all the little niggles over the winter, ready for next season.
Cheers!
2002 Spyder.
I have a little problem with fuelling on the LH bank, there's no pressure at all at the manifold.
Last time I moved it was in the snow, very cold, and it was only firing on 4 for about 30 seconds before coming to life completely. Now it's just firing on 4!
Looks like either a fuel pump (looks like there's two, one for each side), or possibly a relay/fuse has done (would suspect the latter, given it was on / off a couple of times, before packing up completely).
Unfortunately, I don't have the handbook handy with the details of fuses and relays. I'm guessing it's one of the ones just behind the battery in the boot, but could anybody confirm which one it is? Just so I can get a meter on the relays/fuses to make sure they're OK before taking the roof compartment apart!
A diagram or copy of the page in the manual would be superb, or even just a rough guess would be enough....
Car is winterised until the spring, so no urgency at all, I'm just getting on top of all the little niggles over the winter, ready for next season.
Cheers!