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my 98 xk8 with a new tune up 1500$ prior owner, set for a month and i started it , no problems and five days later a check engine light came on and it cranks well but does not start. guess I will have to buy a scanner or a program for my lap top to get a code. The batteroy had dropped to 11.4 volts but I charged it to 13.4 volts and the battery is strong is there a procedure to make the check engine light to reset for a low battery issue?
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Never thought about doing it that way because I have AutoEnginuity. There were times I wish I'd known that before I had it available.
Graham
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It's also window limits, stereo presets (and radio code in the UK only) on the coupe if the battery is disconnected.
Thanks,
Graham
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I had it towed to a shop and they hot wired the fuel pump and said it was needing a 1300 fuel pump. I went and got it and took out the pump and spent a 130 on a new oem pump , waiting for the new one . I tested the old one by running it in fuel for hours without stopping. Are there relays in the circuit that may be an issue? Are the later models different? Help me count the ways
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The fuel pump relay on your 99 is in the luggage compartment fusebox. It's a brown Relay R4.
As they are all brown in that box, that might not help too much to identify it! They are arranged like a letter 'T':
R1 R2 R3
.... R4
.... R5
.... R6
.... R7
If you suspect the R4 fuel pump relay may be faulty, check the stoplamps work and then switch positions R4 with R5 which controls the stoplamps. If the stoplamps still work OK, you know the relay R4 is good.
Graham
As they are all brown in that box, that might not help too much to identify it! They are arranged like a letter 'T':
R1 R2 R3
.... R4
.... R5
.... R6
.... R7
If you suspect the R4 fuel pump relay may be faulty, check the stoplamps work and then switch positions R4 with R5 which controls the stoplamps. If the stoplamps still work OK, you know the relay R4 is good.
Graham
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