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Originally Posted by RBob On the MAF burn-off relay, two pins should be hot all of the time. These are E and D.
They are fed from the battery via a wire with an in-line fuse. This also provides BAT+ to the ECM, fuel pump, and the MAF power relay.
This is pin A on the MAF power relay. And is shown as orange (which is the common color for battery power).
Pin E (red) on the MAF power relay will be hot whenever the fuel pump is running, or during the MAF burn-off time.
RBob. |
So if your MAF burn off is bad, will that stop the fuel pump from turning on with the ignition?
And where is the MAF relay located at?