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Old 19-02-2007, 09:08 PM   #1
Grechie
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Default manual conversion = no go

hey guys,

my brother has a x cop AU1 XR8 , he converted it to manual, and now when we crank it over, it cranks over the engine but doesnt start, the fuel pump doesnt come on when the ignition is turned on, we have power at coil, injectors n the fuel pump relay, but no go with the fuel pump...what could of happened ? is it the in loom that goes to the box... he has tried a auto and manual XR computer, no go still...

would anyone have any info or previous experiences with this before ?


any comments would be appriciated..

- Grechie

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