Fuel pump not priming?
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Started the Griff at the weekend for the first time since London Thunder.
After 5 mins ticking over it stopped! I tried to restart it and noticed that the fuel pump was not making the priming noise it normally makes when you turn the ignition on?
I tried re-arming and dis-arming the alarm thinking it might be the cause but no joy.
I then thought it must be the fuel pump relay or a fuse but surely that would only fail on starting? why would it suddenly stop during tickover?
Any thoughts anyone?
After 5 mins ticking over it stopped! I tried to restart it and noticed that the fuel pump was not making the priming noise it normally makes when you turn the ignition on?
I tried re-arming and dis-arming the alarm thinking it might be the cause but no joy.
I then thought it must be the fuel pump relay or a fuse but surely that would only fail on starting? why would it suddenly stop during tickover?
Any thoughts anyone?
Edited by griffski on Monday 15th January 16:15
had that prob several times last year. everything was absolutely ok. just the fuel-lead under the hood has gone off ! not kidding at all, happened approx. every 500 kilometers. but allways worked properly while driving the car. it was kind of a "good morning " phanomene. I drove the car into my garage and the next morning it didn´t start any more. curious things the griffs ;-)
Regards
Jerko
Regards
Jerko
griffski said:
Started the Griff at the weekend for the first time since London Thunder.
After 5 mins ticking over it stopped! I tried to restart it and noticed that the fuel pump was not making the priming noise it normally makes when you turn the ignition on?
I tried re-arming and dis-arming the alarm thinking it might be the cause but no joy.
I then thought it must be the fuel pump relay or a fuse but surely that would only fail on starting? why would it suddenly stop during tickover?
Any thoughts anyone?
After 5 mins ticking over it stopped! I tried to restart it and noticed that the fuel pump was not making the priming noise it normally makes when you turn the ignition on?
I tried re-arming and dis-arming the alarm thinking it might be the cause but no joy.
I then thought it must be the fuel pump relay or a fuse but surely that would only fail on starting? why would it suddenly stop during tickover?
Any thoughts anyone?
Edited by griffski on Monday 15th January 16:15
All sorted! It was the fuel pump relay, thanks for the advice.....
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