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Originally Posted by Nickmtzr
I read somewhere that if i wasn't receiving 12v to pin 85 on the DME relay switch that i had a bad DME. Questoin is, did i get another bad DME? Or, do i need to reprogram the DME to work with the car. All this time i fugured i would just swap the DME and be done with it. I hadn't replaced the DME relay or the fuel pump relay because I found that I wasnt getting the proper voltage to the DME relay Pin 85.
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This info is incorrect. Relay pin 85 is a ground, controlled by the DME. It's pin 86 that should be hot, and it should be hot (+12v) at all times. In other words, the DME triggers the relay by grounding pin 85, thereby completing the circuit. Still, if you suspect there is a break in the connection at pin 85, you can run a continuity test- it enters the DME via pin #27 on the DME harness. Hope this helps.