Kayin

Ok. I have my fuel pump wired to a switch so that I can start my engine because when I got the car the guy said the relay was fried.. So I was just wondering... where the hell it was. If you guys could help me that would be really great. Also it's a 1990 RX-7.. so it's an S5. Thanks.

Shane.Trammell

i think you are talking about the one in the main fuse block under the hood. its labeled "EGI"

Kayin

No. It's an actual relay. Not a fuse. It's kind of hard to describe what it looks like. Except like a cube with a yellow connector.

Shane.Trammell

oh thats under the dash, by the steering column

Kayin

Under the dash? A Fuel Pump Relay? That's a really weird place. But I'll check. Thanks.

fc3s4utnv

Yeah its atached to the steering column by a metal braket, need one I have an extra?

j9fd3s

[quote name='Kayin' date='Jun 24 2005, 03:14 PM']Under the dash? A Fuel Pump Relay? That's a really weird place. But I'll check. Thanks.


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thats where it is, it is kind of a weird place

Rob x-7

its wierd that its there

fc3sboy1

the fuel pump relay in question is not under the dash its behind the right head light, looks like a headlight resistor. its under the steel cover right next to the radiator bolted to the coar suport right behind the right headlamp. i know its an odd spot but that is where it is. its the F-60 conector, a white 6 wire plug goes to it.



now i hope this helps and ends the confusion.

j9fd3s

[quote name='fc3sboy1' date='Jun 24 2005, 06:12 PM']the fuel pump relay in question is not under the dash its behind the right head light, looks like a headlight resistor. its under the steel cover right next to the radiator bolted to the coar suport right behind the right headlamp. i know its an odd spot but that is where it is. its the F-60 conector, a white 6 wire plug goes to it.



now i hope this helps and ends the confusion.


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thats the resistor relay, it switches the resistor (and fuel pump voltage) from 12v to 9v, the circuit opening relay is the one that switches the pump on and off, its labeled confusingly