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Hey guys,

I have an R33 GTSt. Today while driving I was putting my foot down bit, the car just started to come on boost and take off, when the car made a popping noise and just died there. It sounded to me a bit like a cooler pipe blowing off, but my car is running an EMS and will still run with a popped off cooler pipe (checked them anyway and they are all fine).

After a couple of times trying to re-start the car, it would start and idle, but if you touched the thottle at all it would just die.

When going to start the car I noticed I could not hear the fuel pump (which is still the factrory pump).

I pulled the pump out of the tank and wired it so I could check it on the battery, and the pump still works.

With a test light, I checked the power to the pump, and there is nothing. I have checked the fuse (the one in the boot next to the battery) and it is fine and getting power.

I am at a loss at this stage. Is there a relay for the fuel pump? If so which one is it so I can check it.

Could it be something else?

Any suggestions would be great.

Jeff.

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there is a fuse and relay in the boot next to the battery for the fuel system

ther relay is switched from the ECCS relay in the passenger kick panel..

i had a similar issues in my car after i used the std wiring as a trigger for a 044 pump ...

had to rewire a switch manually to get me going and havent gone back to find the issue that caused it ;)

Edited by Craved

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