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Re: 1j wiring GURU's needed!!!
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Mon, 20 May 2002 22:43
 
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Loosecannon: Your gonna create hassles for yourself if you don't run it.
The capacitor that is built into it holds enough charge to keep the fuel pump circuit going for a couple of seconds after the engine is shut down.
When i get home i'll have a look at the diag, and get back to you.
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Tue, 21 May 2002 00:09
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Thank's Pete
I'll look forward to your reply!
Dave
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Tue, 21 May 2002 07:06
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Thanks Grant
where can I get an factory COR from, or can I get a generic relay with a timer in it?
Dave
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Tue, 21 May 2002 11:00
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If it's for a boat, don't sweat it. Running a standard type relay off the ignition switch would be O.K., not super safe in the event of an accident but what's the likelyhood???
Oh BTW!! I need to see some pics of this boat. Nice.
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Toowoomba
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Tue, 21 May 2002 12:07
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Loosecannon
Don't even bother trying to run without this relay or some equivalent as you then have to switch it off at the end somehow.
I tried without it and ran into bother. As soon as I fitted it it all work correctly and the fuel pump ran on for 3 secs.
This relay is nearly as good as the the dual mode fuel pump relay. As soon as the boost comes on the fuel pump relay switches over to a higher speed. Now that was interesting because as soon as the motor hit boost it died. A quick rewire solved the problem but not before some troubleshooting to find the actual problem.
Graham
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Tue, 21 May 2002 13:09
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Thanks for the help guy's
I'll try and locate a relay with a timer, or something simlar, if I can't get the factory one.
Pete.
the boat I am putting the engine in ( well it's in now) is a "Classic hydroplane" I restored it in 1995 and I put a 350 chev in it, this was my first raceboat, I have now moved to bigger, faster boats (As you will see on our website), But since having some friends who have Soarers and supras with theses engines in them, I've decided to give the old boat a new lease of life, this boat ran 127 mph in 1962, and won the Australian championship the same year, also it was the third boat to run over 100mph in Australia
This is the boat it's going in
http://www.kenwarby.com/david.htm
Our other boats
http://www.kenwarby.com/aussie_spirit.htm
Our newest boat, we hope to run this year
http://www.kenwarby.com/new_boat.htm
This website is out of date , our new one will be up soon
Thanks
Dave
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Tue, 21 May 2002 21:49
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You can buy a COR from just about any Japanese wrecker or new from Toyota. Run the fuel pump directly from the COR, not through a fuel pump relay and dropping resistor as per the diagram. This is only really required for in-tank pumps that are not designed to run continuously.
If you need any further information feel free to ring me on 0409 572904.
Grant
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Wed, 22 May 2002 08:00
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I've called a couple of importers, no luck getting a COR( both told me to use a standard relay), would a Auto elec stock one of theses relays? also where on the car (Supra or Soarer) is the COR located?? this might help.
Also I have a fuel pump ( inline)out of a VL commodore, will this be OK to run this engine? I've been told it will be OK.
Thanks again for your help!!
Dave
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c'town, NSW
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Wed, 22 May 2002 08:30
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Hi Rob.
As soon as I know what it looks like, or where it is on the car, I'll let you know!
Thanks for the offer!
Dave
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Re: 1j wiring GURU's needed!!!
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Wed, 22 May 2002 13:32
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Hi.
If I can't get one from an auto elec( COR), would I be able to use a COR of another type of car?
Thanks
Dave
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1j wiring GURU's needed!!!
