

| Subject: | Re: No Start Cause: Relay Failure. PICS, Thoughts. |
| From: | David Beierl |
| Date: | Thu, 7 Feb 2013 01:42:08 -0500 |
At 06:00 PM 2/6/2013, neil n wrote: >The Jetta fuel pump relay is for sure energized by a supplied negative >from the ECU. Oddly, the Bentley diagram for the power supply relay >shows 30 going to 85 but the fuel pump relay shows 30 going to 86. That's the socket, not the relay. They needed a ground-driven socket but only had a positive-driven one so they cheated with the pin designations. >If the OEM fuel pump and power supply relays each use a diode as a >suppression device, I have to wonder about the polarity of this >component in each relay given the differences as shown in the Bentley >diagrams. Turns out not to be a diode (and I should have believe in the German resistor symbol, the plain box, instead of taking it for "something here"). But see above. Yrs, d
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