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Wiring and fuel pump question...
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Recently acquired a Baja 272 Boss.. Replaced starter and she cranks and will run on starting fluid. Has 502 MPI. Being she is fuel injected, I would assume an electronic fuel pump. However, I don't hear one running when I turn on key. If anyone knows if this is electric or mechanical I would appreciate any advice.
Second issue is a wire that was cut from harness and connected directly to the battery. It is a 12 ga orange wire. There is a switch at the helm that lights up when this is connected (button is broke off so I am not sure what it is) but since it is wired direct, it stays on even when Perko battery switch is in off position. I am going to hook it back up like it should be, just wondering what it is if anyone knows. Also in "wanted" section I have a post seeking a reset breaker for my Corsa silent choice. It is missing. Thanks in advance! Dustin |
what year is the boat
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Sorry for incomplete info...
1998 Baja 272 Boss. 502 MPI. Thanks! |
Friend of mine has the same set up, and the mechanical fuel pump runs off the back side of the sea pump
VST system |
Thanks a lot! Will change filter/seperator look for a shutoff and test fuel pressure. Have a noid light set and will see if injectors are firing...
Dustin |
check the screen filter in the VST tank, all that chit is on top back by the distrib.
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I have the reset breaker for the Corsa system. I'm a little hesitant to sell since they're almost impossible to find anymore. A couple of years ago I bought a whole new harness for almost $250. Turned out to be a ground issue, not with my existing harness.
It says CDM-20 on it. See if you can find one. If not and you get desperate, I'll consider parting with it. I'll post a couple of pics of it tomorrow. Here's a wiring diagram for the setup you should have. |
my 1998 272 has the cool fuel system electric pump in a black plastic box on the port side of the engine by the motor mount
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Reset Breaker
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You should hear the fuel pump when you bump the key, I am on pump #3 on my 1999 502 their a huge PIA to change out, good luck
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On the third pump? That sucks. OK, I took the week off to get this thing running. I follow the fuel line from the tank and it goes to the filter/seperator. From there, goes over to the other side of the engine into a blue thing that looks to be a cooler to me as it has water going through it as well. From there it goes to the pressure reg then to the engine. I am at a loss as to where the pumpis actually located. I don't hear anything when I turn on the key. Checked all fuses and can't even find one for a fuel pump. Been so bloody hot out I haven't spent too much time on it until now.... Did replace the starter to get it turning over and it will fire up on ether... so it isn't a spark issue. Will post results after tonight if anyone cares... Plan is to be on Saylorville this weekend (or sooner)
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if it is a cool fuel system the regulator is mounted on top of the fuel pump and it has water hoses going in each end of the pump
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YAY!!! Found the fuel pumps! Guessing one is a lift pump and one is a pressure pump... They both test good but do not turn on with ignition. I traced a gray wire back to a relay in the box mounted to the port side of intake. The relay in there is triggered by a dark green with stripe that goes to ECM. I manually powered the pumps and tried to start, no go. Guessing the ECM isn't getting power or it is bad. Anyone have a schematic for this? That would be SUPER helpful...
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Also, hopefully not related, whenever I turn the batteries on the navigation lights are on. Most switches are worn off so I don't know which is nav lights, but either the switch is bad or wiring is jacked... Gonna pull the switch panel and see what skeletons come out...
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