Porsche 924 Fuel System - Part 9 

Great to hear that another one has been uncovered Stan. Will you do a video on yours? Is yours a 4 speed?

@@Witty924 I'm thinking about doing some video documentation on the project. May place some here but also on my Instagram. And yes, its a 4 speed. Cheers.

@@stananchetaii1689 thanks great to hear stan, i will watch out for them. Drop me a follow on insta and i will follow your progress there also. Best of luck!

Thanks for the comment Danny and let me know if you need anything else. 👍

Thanks for the reply I think with your video's it's a easy job to do I mean you have everything covered and explained and a good angle with you camera also good quality Also you speak very clearly I have to say that you make good how to video's Now let's hope mine is not so rusted that I'll break everything 😂 mine doesn't look as good as yours haha

Hi Chris. So if your fuel pumps are working? The one in the bottom of the tank and the external one under the back quarter wing panel then take off your distributor cap and turn over the engine a few times which should prime your fuel system. Then reconnect and try and start. If this doesn't work, open you air box and remover the filter, get someone to turn over the engine whole you put you hand through the air box and lift the plate in the air mass unit this will force fuel through to your injectors and all being well your engine should fire into life. 👍

@@Witty924 long story cut short. I had to fit new pump and clear lines up to and Inc filter. Pump now won't work through relay. I've also put new coil on car. Pump won't work jumping 30 and 87 pins but does off direct battery feed. Any ideas.

@@christophergarrett4433 what pump did you go for? So the pump works when you jump the pins but not when the relay is in place?

@@Witty924 correct. Some have stated they've done a 4 pin conversion. Which wire would you leave out? I need to test now what lives I've actually got coming in to the relay. Bearing in mind it was running pre WUR service kit and coil change.

@@Witty924 no the pump doesn't work when I jump the pins. It works when I connect directly off a spare battery on the floor right by the pump. Carefully and safely of course.