brad nippa

I have a 1986 4 runner. The fuel pump is new and works fine. Once installed, I tested it with a jumper wire, direct from the battery. The car starts just fine. However, it won"do so on it's own, there is no power to the pump. I checked with the parts department, at three different dealers, and they all say that the likely cause is a defective current opening efi relay. Now they all say It's located under the dash on the passenger side. I pulled the kick pannel, and the glove box. There is a relay left of the glove box opening, but the numbers don"t match. The part No. on the side of the correct relay is supposed to 8591014020. I need to find the correct relay to replace it. Plus they indicate there's now way to test the relay, Is that true? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

4Crawler

iTrader: (3)

You'll probably find most of that information on my web page (and it is the Circuit Opening Relay):

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#FuelPump

Hint: Look behind the ECU

NCSU-4runner

i believe its called the circuit opening relay, could also check the fuse box in the engine bay, theres a couple relays there.

slojo

the circ opening relay is up in there on the side wall behind your speaker. U probably checked fuses and Main EFI relay already but i thought i would mention it also. Ive just been all through that on my '85. good luck