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St. Jude Donor '10-'11-'12-'13
it is located directly behind the battery, mounted on the firewall. there are two of them mounted there, i forget which one is the MAF burn off relay. let me know if you can't figure out which one it is, i'll check my Helms manual for the info.
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I do know where they are located at but I do think the numbers are the same.one is mounted on a bracket the other on the same bracket on the firewall.I did check they are both the same number top number 7040 bottom 14089936.
Thanks for all your help
If I need to replace them where is the best place to buy then. Auto Zone or the like.
Bill
Thanks for all your help
If I need to replace them where is the best place to buy then. Auto Zone or the like.
Bill
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Well no SEL yet!!!!! Thanks to you guys. What will make a relay go bad another problem or just the old relay gets old? I will stay intouch and update when I can drive the car more.
Thaks again Bill
Thaks again Bill
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Originally Posted by BUNGERV87
Well no SEL yet!!!!! Thanks to you guys. What will make a relay go bad another problem or just the old relay gets old? I will stay intouch and update when I can drive the car more.
Thaks again Bill
Thaks again Bill
It can also get carbon/corrosion built up on the contacts.
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Originally Posted by BUNGERV87
Well there in, and no service engine light!!!!!!!!!!! I will update you all later.Thanks so much for your help.
Bill
Bill
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Originally Posted by PierEagle
You should have disconnected battery when you installed relays. If you didn't, disconnect neg cable for about a minute or so and it will clear the stored codes. That way, if you have any further problems and you jump the ALDL only new codes will show up.
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I did disconnect the battery,and so far so good, no light.I have not been able to drive the car because I need to go to e-check.And it has been very wet in Cincinnati. I was able to go out after dark,but all looks and runs good!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Bill
Thanks Bill
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Well I passed e-check, I am going to take the vette for a ride this afternoon,but it looks like it's going to be ok. Thanks to you guys.The car runs better than it did,or is this like when you wash your car it runs better!
Thanks Bill
Thanks Bill
