EDITYou don't have to remove your dash for the ignitionrelay

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douglas vincent
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EDITYou don't have to remove your dash for the ignitionrelay

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My wagon took a shit today. I was checking for boost leaks, and must have done something, cause now the ECU is getting no power. I have no fucking clue.....


With some phone calls, I have narrowed it down to the ignition relay. Only problem is that the ignition relay is nowhere to be found easily. I have been working on this problem for almost 6 hours today, and am nowhere closer.

I have one possibility of a saving grace, and thats if I yanked the ground of the Ignition Relay. I doubt it.... :(
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have you checked ALL the fuses?, and no you dont have to remove the dash. It's up there on the left side. Keep digging, its the brown connector next to the green connector.
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