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Car Forum / Saab Cars / May 2005

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88 9000 turbo won't start

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al010101 - 29 May 2005 05:23 GMT
when i try to start it, the fuel pump and ignition relays above the glove
box, do not kick on.  sometimes they will, and it'll run but if i give it to
much gas, they kick off and then let off, kick back on, but usually they
will not turn on at all, is it the ecu?  my complex is going to tow it on
wednesday if i do not get it fixed so input is good.

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Paul Halliday - 29 May 2005 12:22 GMT
> when i try to start it, the fuel pump and ignition relays above the glove
> box, do not kick on.  sometimes they will, and it'll run but if i give it to
> much gas, they kick off and then let off, kick back on, but usually they
> will not turn on at all, is it the ecu?  my complex is going to tow it on
> wednesday if i do not get it fixed so input is good.

If you're absolutely certain that the fuel pump relay is good (bridging
terminals 30 and 87 will provide a constant fuel feed to make absolutely
certain), then I would start looking at ground wires and earth points. Do
you have an immobiliser? A fault in that circuit, particularly a bad ground,
would definitely given the unreliable symptoms that you describe.

Paul

1989 900 Turbo S
http://saab.go.dyndns.org/
yaofeng - 31 May 2005 03:01 GMT
In practical terms, that means jumpering fuse 14 to fuse 22.  Fuse 14
is hazard light, always hot.  Fuse 22 is fuel pump,  You can hear the
pump whine in the trunk area jumpering the two fuses without key in
ignotion.  If you don't hear anything, your fuel pump is dead.
al010101 - 31 May 2005 06:22 GMT
the fuel pump worked fine if i jump the fuel pump relay...

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> In practical terms, that means jumpering fuse 14 to fuse 22.  Fuse 14
> is hazard light, always hot.  Fuse 22 is fuel pump,  You can hear the
> pump whine in the trunk area jumpering the two fuses without key in
> ignotion.  If you don't hear anything, your fuel pump is dead.
yaofeng - 31 May 2005 13:57 GMT
Does the tachometer bounce when you crank the engine?  This has to do
with the crank postion sensor.

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