

| Subject: | Re: 82 Update#2.. |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Dec 1998 16:44:46 -0800 |
Once again, check the ignition switch! This is a known weakness of VW cars of all types and can cause all types of electrical mysteries. PerL 88 Syncro David Raistrick wrote: > Hrmph. > > First off, the fuel pump runs ONLY while it is starting. The second you > let go of the key, it stops. > > More then once it fired, and attempted to run for half a second. Even > then, though, the pump stoped when the key was released, then the engine > died. > > Performed a modified version of the fuelpump checks in the AC Bentley. > > Bridged the 36 and 39 terminals on the air sensor harness, and turned the > key on. Pump should run. It did not. Hit the "start" position, and it > runs. > > Checked the resistance on the temp sender. 2.9k ohms, if I recall. (it > was in spec, though) > > Performed the injector "Voltage supply at injectors, checking" test. > Nothing. None of the 4 injector wires light my test light. (test light > works, and confirmed that it still did) Bentley refers me to "AFC > Troubleshooting guide (page 7) no. US 42-00-5955-1." > > Any ideas on what causes THIS, since I dont have the specified book? > > Also did "Thermo-time switch, checking". Works fine. > > Out of sorta desparation, I tried hotwiring the fuel pump. Pump running, > bus would still start for just ~1 second, then die. almost like it > runs off the cold-start injection...*sigh* > > Looking for more ideas. > > thanks...david > > -- > David Raistrick '69 Westy-Ichigo keen@finally.atlasta.net > '82 Westy-Maxine (Mom's) > '66 SO-44 Westy (It runs! I drove it!) in Augusta Ga
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