2010 TXC 250
I cannot get the power relay (fuel pump/ignition) to trigger when I switch on the kill switch. The relay is a known good relay, as is the kill switch. It appears to me that the relay is triggered by the ecu providing ground, via the yellow and blue wire, to the terminal on the relay. If I ground that terminal manually with a jumper wire, the relay triggers, the fuel pump runs, and I have power at the coil. I have checked the yellow and blue wire for rubs or breaks between the relay and the ecu connector and couldn't find any visually. I checked, and have continuity from the relay connector, to the pin in the ecu connector. Has anyone else run into this that can provide any insight? I'm starting to see the potential of a bad ECU, but want to cover all bases first.
I cannot get the power relay (fuel pump/ignition) to trigger when I switch on the kill switch. The relay is a known good relay, as is the kill switch. It appears to me that the relay is triggered by the ecu providing ground, via the yellow and blue wire, to the terminal on the relay. If I ground that terminal manually with a jumper wire, the relay triggers, the fuel pump runs, and I have power at the coil. I have checked the yellow and blue wire for rubs or breaks between the relay and the ecu connector and couldn't find any visually. I checked, and have continuity from the relay connector, to the pin in the ecu connector. Has anyone else run into this that can provide any insight? I'm starting to see the potential of a bad ECU, but want to cover all bases first.