Fecking fuel relay - No. 62 alternative?

[Ben Lessani]

Hey troops - my fuel relay decided it didn't want to work anymore and gave up when I was parked in the drop off zone in the airport! Its all pretty blackened inside so I'm guessing its had it - I just had to be trailered back by the AA

So I need to find an alternative quick for the MOT tommorow - I know I can just bridge it, but thats not the safest route to go down.
A new one is £30 from the dealer - does anyone know where I can find an alternative, ie. what cars might have it, or what year?

I have a spare 272 kicking about - but I'm not sure if its the same as the 62, but its in Manchester right now, so I can't compare the two.

Heeeeeelp meeeeeeeee

[Mikester]

Im sure a lovely member of the forum will come to yours, and then take theres out for you to use, in return for a nights keep at your house. lol

[Benrevs]

I swear ecp do them for about 8 quid?? I could well be wrong there though!!

[BIG D]

Your in manchester or the relay?

Im in manchester the digi hasnt got a 62 but is there one that goes the same ill have one

Dave

[Ben Lessani]

I'm in Glasgow at the mo! GSF have a couple listed, ones £20 and ones £8 - I know which one is going to fit mine

I'll pop by later today after I've had some kip!

[rubjonny]

im afraid the k-jet relay is pretty much specific to your car, they have a signal from the rev counter so they know the engine is running. later cars are contrlled by the ecu/ign controller so not suitable. this is why the later ones are cheaper, its a boggo relay

[Ben Lessani]

I managed to sort it out I opened it up again and saw a slightly dry solder joint. I just re-soldered it and its good as new again.