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Old 09-06-2013, 08:33 PM
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Right now my car has a combination of old and new electrical circuits
We'll see how long that lasts.........

Having the confidence of knowing the car will fire and fuel properly 99% of the time is a priority!
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We'll see how long that lasts.........

Having the confidence of knowing the car will fire and fuel properly 99% of the time is a priority!
It just never ends...does it! Lol.

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It just never ends...does it! Lol.


Sounds like you'll be in the garage this weekend? I might get a wild hair and give you a call.
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Just my quick 2 cents ====



ECU's etc aren't made to run pumps --- THEY MUST BE connected to a RELAY to run the pump. 9.8V is more than enough to run a relay....


I didn't go back to read the thread so maybe this isn't even worth mentioning...
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Sorry Dale -- Went back to look at the thread and see you're running to a controller / relay.... so my info is useless! Normal for me, I know.


Just to be sure -- is that pin out 12V POSITIVE or NEGATIVE --- lots of times people fail to see these are ground outputs (or actually that they just go to ground)... So again - I know it USED to work -- but just tossing out stuff to look for.
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Sounds like you'll be in the garage this weekend? I might get a wild hair and give you a call.
I will be home Saturday afternoon and most of the day Sunday. Call to make sure I'm here... if you get the wild hair

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Sorry Dale -- Went back to look at the thread and see you're running to a controller / relay.... so my info is useless! Normal for me, I know.


Just to be sure -- is that pin out 12V POSITIVE or NEGATIVE --- lots of times people fail to see these are ground outputs (or actually that they just go to ground)... So again - I know it USED to work -- but just tossing out stuff to look for.
Greg... I appreciate you tossing stuff out. My controller outputs to the fan relay, and the fault light are both negative outputs.
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Sounds to me you might have isolated the issue already.... unless I'm just all messed up. Which is usually the case.


The ECU pin out is NEGATIVE -- so it doesn't actually put out any "voltage" -- it just goes to ground - thus grounding the relay actuating it. The relay would have a big gauge wire ground - big gauge load positive - ignition 12V positive - and a ground. In this case the ground would go to the ECU...

correct me if I'm wrong -- so then the RELAY operates some kind of pump controller??? Or does the pump "controller" run the relay??

It's so hard to troubleshoot without a schematic to follow so I'm just picturing in my head - your particular set up and I'm unfamiliar with the Vaporworks (other than I know Carl and he and his stuff are GREAT!).
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