[davie-evo4]

Could try this.

http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=351236

 

[jen evo]

Just been on indigo gt site can't find it? Ant?

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[EVO6 Dave]

Jen evo
http://indigo-gt.com/mitsubishi-evo-x-fuel-pump-relay/

If it doesn't work just type in fuel pump relay in search bar on Indigo GT site.

Davie

 

[EVO6 Dave]

Just been for a wee play, while pulling hard in a few gears and watching my AFR it sits at 14.70 when idling and driving normal speeds, then when its on boost it drops to 11.90 for a split second then settles 12.20. Pulled over and swapped the old style relay for the new style relay and did it again with the exact same results regarding the AFR readings. I'm still going to get the new relay, but doesn't seem to be causing an issue just now.

 

[jen evo]

Jen evo
http://indigo-gt.com/mitsubishi-evo-x-fuel-pump-relay/

If it doesn't work just type in fuel pump relay in search bar on Indigo GT site.

Davie

Cheers dude

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[GUM EVO]

Is the Orange one made by Panasonic the latest relay now???

http://www.rosssport.com/Brands/Mitsubishi-OEM-Parts/Evo-X-Fuel-Pump-Relay-MIT8627A049

 

[michty_me]

Is the Orange one made by Panasonic the latest relay now???

http://www.rosssport.com/Brands/Mitsubishi-OEM-Parts/Evo-X-Fuel-Pump-Relay-MIT8627A049

I believe so!

 

[GUM EVO]

Thanks

 

[Dobermann]

Hi, as an evo x FQ400 owner and a newbie I am reading this forum with great interest, I have just checked my fuses and my fuel pump relay is no. MR588567. This I take it is the original and could be a problem waiting to happen,so far it has been ok and having removed it it looks good and does not make a noise when I shake it, that said would I be best ordering a replacement from indigo-GT ,I see on there website they have a relay no.MR122409 (£12.00) is this the right one, I don't know what colour it is.
My car has only covered 7,500 miles from new which might explain why the relay is still ok.
I am enjoying being a member and love reading all the forums,there is some great information out there . Cheers all.

 

[michty_me]

Hi, as an evo x FQ400 owner and a newbie I am reading this forum with great interest, I have just checked my fuses and my fuel pump relay is no. MR588567. This I take it is the original and could be a problem waiting to happen,so far it has been ok and having removed it it looks good and does not make a noise when I shake it, that said would I be best ordering a replacement from indigo-GT ,I see on there website they have a relay no.MR122409 (£12.00) is this the right one, I don't know what colour it is.
My car has only covered 7,500 miles from new which might explain why the relay is still ok.
I am enjoying being a member and love reading all the forums,there is some great information out there . Cheers all.

For the price of it, It would be beneficial just to replace it. They seem to be taking out a revised one every year. I assume because they aren't up to the job either. I've changed mine twice so far. I may change it again this year. Maybe a touch of paranoia but would rather pay £12 for that over £5k+ for an engine.

 

[Dobermann]

Thanks michty me, I will order one today,but I have now looked up Ross sport as you mentioned in an earlier post and they have the orange 8627A049 at £17. I think I will get that, cheers.

 

[Lincon]

Hi,

I know alot of people are aware of the issue of faulty Evo X Fuel pump relay's but the last 3 cars I have had on the dyno all have had a faulty original one fitted.

The cars come in and they are generally driving fine but when we a power run there is nowhere near enough fuel going in.

The AFR should be under approx. 12 youporn.wiki/ xhamster.vip/ redtube.onl/ AFR when on full throttle, but with a faulty relay they barely get under 14 AFR which causes massive temperatures in the engine.

The relays are cheap enough and they can be changed in less than a minute, they are available from your local dealer.

I know this sounds like scaremongering but there is no way you will see the issue without either having a fueling check or an engine failure.

The part number is MR122409

And here is a picture of where it is located

Hello everyone,,,
Good thread and posting Ant, highlighting this again as not everybody knows.

Thankfully I have changed mine and I also did my Brother's X too as he wouldn't have known since he is not on here.

Fitted the blue Omron relays.

 

[Toby Magic]

Hi Ant,

I ordered one of the Friday 10th Oct and have had nothing yet?

tried calling and no answer?

have emailed but only had the automatic response.

My order number was 2745

Thanks

 

[Toby Magic]

Thanks Ant got your call

 

[Toby Magic]

Just replaced the relay and the old one it like a maraca lol

 

[redrocket89]

Latest Relay 8627A049

Just incase anyone is interested, if anyone has a mitsubishi garage near them, they can source these for just £11.67 thats inclusive of VAT.

That is not only a saving on the cost of the item on either Indigo GT or RossSport but it also saves you the ridiculous cost of £7.50 delivery on RossSport or £10 delivery on indigo GT

 

[plip1953]

Has anyone, other than me, pulled apart one of the originally supplied fuel pump relays ie the black Omron version?

On the six Xs that I've owned I've religiously swapped them out, and the first time I took apart the relay found it's condition to be pretty poor with quite badly pitted contacts. Just the other day, however, I decided to have a look at the original from my most recent X and actually found the contacts to be in almost perfect condition! The car has done over 40k miles and will most certainly have spent a fair amount of its time being driven enthusiastically and therefore needing to make use of what I understand this relay exists to provide (ie higher voltage to the fuel pump under WOT conditions).

Just thought I'd share this, and would be interested to hear from others what they found when taking the cover off their replaced relays.