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Date:         Thu, 20 Jun 1996 10:06:58
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From:         EXPRES@gnn.com (RON SALMON)
Subject:      Re: breadloaf air flow meter

>There is a strange situation with my 79 bus. >When I turn the key to the 'on' position, the fuel pump turns on. >Supposedly, this is a fire hazard! The fuel pump should only run >when the key gets turned to the 'start' position. > >This all leads(I think) to the air flow meter. Is this the probable >cause? How do I test it? > >Paul

When this happened to my '77, the culprit was the air flow meter, which was passing a signal on to the dual relay when it shouldn't be. Check the schematics in Bentley, and test with a voltmeter. -Ron Salmon


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