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Originally Posted by dmorlow
Ok, now I am looking at a flow chart for troubleshooting a car that doesn't start that turns over in the manual for my car. One thing it says is to remove the fuel relay and replace it with a "fused b+." I take it that it has to have the same connector as the relay. After that, it has you do some tests with this "fused b+" in place of the fuel relay. But does anyone know what a "fused b+" is?
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"Fused B+" would be a piece of wire with an inline 15 amp fuse connected to the battery positive terminal. If you are looking at the instructions on page 6E3-A-83 they are saying to connect fused B+ lead to terminal 87. If you look at the schematic what this does is bypass the relay and feeds power direct to the fuel pump. They advise to remove the gas cap and listen to hear if the pump is running when energized....okay?
RD