Hi all took the Lanny to a pay and play on the weekend and had loads of fun in the puddles then she cut out on me, i managed to get it home and left it too dry out in the sun i started her this morning she fired up purring like a kitten then i gave it a slight rev and heard a clicking sound then she cut out i have wiggled a few wires in the foot well and i think i have found the problem there is a five pin relay that connects to a blue plug i have taken a photo but cant up-lode due to the size of the image does anybody know if this could be the problem as i cant find any other fault with the car i have cleaned all the sand out of the connectors dried them off and plugged it all in again but it is still clicking its head off i am hoping this is just a new relay and off i go but i am just wondering if anybody with some more knowledge can help me out.
Noob question Lanny keeps cutting out
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Turboman
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Any particular model or engine with this one?
Turboman
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Don't know specifically what your issue is, but they have a lot of electronics on them. And I would guess they don't like water, so if you have managed to get it wet inside I would think you are on the right track.
Not had any problems with mine, touch wood. Give it a while, maybe someone who has experienced the same issue will post up about it in a bit!
haigy
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Starter relay is in the drivers footwell
I think that's the one that is clicking are these relays easy enough to buy or a specialist part?
haigy
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Any motor factors should sell them mate or try a breakers and get 2nd hand 1 or a few jjust in casr and get thwm waterproofed as petrol engines dont like water
discool
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Your Starter relay would have been yellow when your vehicle left the factory, part number is YWB 10027L.
Depending on you vehicles spec you will find a few yellow relays in the footwell they are use for a/c, dim dip, alarm so if your sure you have an issue with the starter relay do a temporary swap by removing and using a yellow relay to check.
Assume you have clean ignition coil top and starter motor terminals.
Depending on you vehicles spec you will find a few yellow relays in the footwell they are use for a/c, dim dip, alarm so if your sure you have an issue with the starter relay do a temporary swap by removing and using a yellow relay to check.
Assume you have clean ignition coil top and starter motor terminals.
discool
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Just to add, a starter relay YWB 10027L is a four pin relay.
