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hey hey, if anyone can help it will be most excellent, last weekend my mk3 1988 supra cut out on me after going over a cattlegrid, i have checked all usual, pertrol fuses, distrib leads, spark plugs (please say if i have missed anything out) so i went and bought a supra manual, going thru the the checks i tested the fuel pump, so i bridged the connection to test the fuel pump and that worked, but when i put the ignition on the pump does not kick in, the manual says about knock sensors but doesnt tell me where it is on the engine, anyone help

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Probably be your fuel pump relay then - when you bridge the FP+E1 in the diagnostics box,you are running the pump direct.

You could also check the Circuit opening relay to see if its working.

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:) cheers man, any ideas where the relay is located, tried looking the the haynes manual but doesnt say

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