As there was no operating sound ground the fuel pump it was time to tackle step 2:
So I did that using this:
Checking pin out on r58 connector No. 4; do you're probably wondering the fookh Is that right?
Allow me to explain :D
(basically pin out 4 on the connector that goes into the fuel pump)
Low and behold, I got zero resistance, absolute fudge all. (multimeter on ohms, positive lead into the pin 4, negative touched on the body!)
So then I moved onto:
Now no one likes to pay people so, I'm going to try repair it using the wiring diagram:
Notice, the r58 and the 4/1 pin on the right of it near the symbol of the fuel pump? Remember the pin 4 from the last picture that's the ground!!!!
Which leads to connector r57/r15:
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Now the logical step would be to check if there is ground comming from PIN3 on connector r57/r15. Because it is connected to the main grounding point in that harness!!!!
Now you're probably thinking yep, that sounds about right, but where in the world can I find connector r57/r15 in the entire car, it could be anywhere.
Allow me to show :
First we look at the:
And we find connector r15/r57:
As we can see the ground connector is know as GB-8.
So we gonna find GB-8 via :
Oh hey look its GB-8! :
Oh, look who else decided to turn up, Mr r15/r57:
And we know that r15 is near r72:
And we can check that the r72 is the rear abs sensor right:
And that it is grey, while r15 is black!
So what comes next? I haven't a clue, I'm just going to follow this book and type out what I've understood because I am not savage!!
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