Hi.
Have my old Nissan X-trail 2001 (T30, 2l gasoline) model in my garage. Couple of years back, the engine failed (repair cost >> marked value) so I've had my time disassembling as much as possible for sale locally.
Now, I've gained access to the fuel pump and there are still some liter of gasoline to get rid of before I hand it over to the scrap yard.
I've drafted a rudimentary schematic of the fuel pump connector. Based on this, my best guess is that +12V at pin1 and 0V at pin3 is what it takes to make the pump motor to run.
However - since I cannot find any schematic online for this pump, I can never be absolute sure this is indeed the correct way to jump-start the pump. Heck - the yellow wire to the Bosch computer can be anything (who knows until the pump is up in the light and can be examined).
If somebody have insight in this, please share your knowledge.
Thanks in advance
Have my old Nissan X-trail 2001 (T30, 2l gasoline) model in my garage. Couple of years back, the engine failed (repair cost >> marked value) so I've had my time disassembling as much as possible for sale locally.
Now, I've gained access to the fuel pump and there are still some liter of gasoline to get rid of before I hand it over to the scrap yard.
I've drafted a rudimentary schematic of the fuel pump connector. Based on this, my best guess is that +12V at pin1 and 0V at pin3 is what it takes to make the pump motor to run.
However - since I cannot find any schematic online for this pump, I can never be absolute sure this is indeed the correct way to jump-start the pump. Heck - the yellow wire to the Bosch computer can be anything (who knows until the pump is up in the light and can be examined).
If somebody have insight in this, please share your knowledge.
- Does it harm the fuel pump if reversed polarity ?
Thanks in advance
