I've got a '77 Rabbit, and the fuel pump relay is mounted on the top of the fuse box, which has wires extended from the center of the fuse box (where the fuel pump relay would usually go).
I found not find this documented in the Bentley manual (for those years), nor in any other place.
I've figured out that the Black/Green wire to the fuel pump comes from the back of the relay mounted on the top of the fuse box.
And the Black/Green wire to the fuse box (pin A8) is actually cut.
Question is, why was this done? Was it done at the factory? And what changes were made?
I'm having trouble determining why the fuel pump won't run through the relay, but it runs fine if I power the pump directly (connect the Black/Green wire to hot). I assume it could be a faulty sensor or bad connection.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks
- Drk421