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  1. audiwerld
    03-06-2016 10:27 AM - permalink
    Hey Rog

    Hope you can help me with somewiring issues...I have an Early AUDI 2.3 20V 7A HITACHI ECU this are the numbers that are vissible on the ECU (893-906-266B) (MMS-04B/ D3-03856/) (From an Audi 2.3 electric injetion with a Ballast resitor... my main area of help is to identify the trigger wire"colour code" of the injectors...I have made some research to minimise a lot of work in identifying the color codes, but I came across two or three diagrams that point the same direction but not quite convicing to my speculation,

    The first diagram Source: 404 Page Not Found

    ***(file:///C:/Users/Lion/Downloads/fig02%20(1).pdf)***

    The second is original from Audi Schamatics Manual (Audi 80, 90 Current Flow diagram ( page 97-5072/73/74

    I appreciate any possible help and clarification.
  2. audiwerld
    11-05-2015 12:51 PM - permalink
    The main issue here is very unique, this time I do not have current flowing to the fuel pump from the the fuse box, I have tried to bridge the two big connections and nothing happens. The fuel floater does get current as this is visual on my instrument cluster. So this is what I have achieved so far and rather not to mess up with a lot of things, I decided to run back and recall your utmost knowledge about the problem I am facing. Having diagnosed the fuel pump relay with the number 214, that is problem number "1" ruled out...Fuse number "13" checks out, (two fuses 10 and 15 Amp ) under the orange plastic cover, thet too check out...The only Relay I could not identify is the Alarm/Fuel cut-off relay...where or how to allocate it and what to do with it once I find it....

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