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Thread: Car quit...advice needed

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    Vin3299's Doc DeLorean03's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by David T View Post
    ... the W/W bucket...
    I've been in the community for 8 years, and totally am brainfarting as to what part of the car you're referring to? Can you please clarify this, as my curiosity has been peaked (: ?
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    DMC Midwest - 815.459.6439 DMCMW Dave's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeLorean03 View Post
    I've been in the community for 8 years, and totally am brainfarting as to what part of the car you're referring to? Can you please clarify this, as my curiosity has been peaked (: ?
    The black "bucket" around the windshield washer reservoir. It tends to get plugged up at the bottom and fill up with water. If you have it off for any reason drill out drain holes much larger. 3/8" or so. DO NOT DO THIS IN PLACE or you'll drill into the tank too.
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    Yeah, if you have an original relay replace it - in fact replace all of them.

    Still though because you are flirting with other possibilities I again suggest looking at AAA premier service - 100 miles of towing (flatbed included) is great to have in your back pocket. DMCCA is about 75 miles away from me now - and traffic an be a PAIN on some days. I'll admit that I have called AAA to tow the vehicle down there for me free just because I have wanted to get misc. work done and didn't feel like driving it and hasseling with taking the train home.

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    One of those purists you keep hearing about. sdg3205's Avatar
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    Dave/Bitsyncmaster's solid state RPM relay is worth the money.
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    Might be worth just checking spade connections at the ignition coil and ballast resistors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bitsyncmaster View Post
    Jumper is just 16 AWG wire and three crimp pins. This is the one I carry in my car.
    Hey Dave, what terminals do you use for the three wire jumper. Hervey has the two jumper spots shown. Which one is the third?
    Last edited by Chris 16409; 06-20-2011 at 08:47 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris 16409 View Post
    Hey Dave, what terminals do you use for the the three jumper. Hervey has the two jumper spots shown. Which one is the third?

    I've committed this to memory. Just remember the two heavy gauge wires power the pump and the double wire also needs power (that's the lambda).

    Brown to white/purple to double yellow/red
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