ollyd
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Thanks will have a look. Fuse box looks good at moment so maybe this is part of my problem.
Fairly sure D1 is a diode to do with alternator not too worried about it and its not wobbly so hoping it is still soldered in. Relay 7 is not too much of a concern as not worried about blowers at moment. MF2 seems to be starter so not surprised it's scorched a bit. MF3 seems to be ABS related so not too worried about that. Wish I could find fuse box lid have miss placed it somewhere.
Does this all sound correct? Main relay terminals look ok. Am going to refit and see what happens with charged battery
Replace the fusebox. On the diesel, the diodes operate the fuel pump relay on cranking and when the alternator starts charging, if the petrol is the same your pump may not run if the diode is cooked. Diodes do not respond well to serious overheating.Fairly sure D1 is a diode to do with alternator not too worried about it and its not wobbly so hoping it is still soldered in. Relay 7 is not too much of a concern as not worried about blowers at moment. MF2 seems to be starter so not surprised it's scorched a bit. MF3 seems to be ABS related so not too worried about that. Wish I could find fuse box lid have miss placed it somewhere.
Does this all sound correct? Main relay terminals look ok. Am going to refit and see what happens with charged battery
A duff fuse box can play havoc with all sorts of thing for which the BECM often gets the blame.Battery was not in deep discharge according to my charger but it is still not charged up after a full day. Don't want to try it partially charged so probably going to leave it on over night. Will update once tried it with a re-sync. Obviously do have some problems inside fuse box even if it's not effecting starting so think I will order a replacement. Quite possibly the diode is preventing full pressure from pump but I have no spark either which points to it being immobilised I think. Same thing happened to my 350Z couple years ago and took me while to realise key had dropped code.
Yes that is happening. When I turn left it does not flash light every time so have to sometimes do few extra turns till it flashes. Turning right only ever flashes on first turn. Have read it should flash every time so probably a faulty switch in lock.
As you say fob's do work so fairly confident am synced as far as key to BeCM. Re-sync tool can't communicate with car though and not checked if ECU is getting power yet as multi meter needs replacing. Off to parents this weekend where I have spare one.
With key in position 2 if I push down on main relay it clicks away erratically so possibly bad connection in the circuit board.
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