I've removed the SAI. what do you do with the connecter that goes into the pump it has 2 wires on it. i've seen that you can put a resistor on it i've just cut mine off and left it with know faults coming up. What has everyone done with theres??
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ian_cupra
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i'll get one on then or when the fault comes up. Cut it well short so its going to be a right bitch to solder one in. LOl
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ian_cupra
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yes mate, thats the one 
i took it right back to the loom, well as far as i could and put resisitor on.
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i took it right back to the loom, well as far as i could and put resisitor on.
no worries
really...thats the first I've heard that a resistor isn't needed on those...good news!
I'm still quite eager on removing the pump and I desperately want to get rid of those horrid plastic pipes up front with the oil breather on it. So ugly...
guess I'll need to have a last look see at that thread explaining exactly what. and get some more time on my hands
I'm still quite eager on removing the pump and I desperately want to get rid of those horrid plastic pipes up front with the oil breather on it. So ugly...
guess I'll need to have a last look see at that thread explaining exactly what. and get some more time on my hands
cuprachrissy
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