OEM Scion xB Fuel Pump Relay

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The Fuel Pump Relay is an essential component that ensures proper fuel delivery to the engine in the Scion xB. That city cruiser has lots to love, beginning with a high roof, flat load floor, and unexpected legroom to accommodate friends, bikes, and speakers with ease. The second generation also includes a more powerful 2.4 liter engine to accelerate rapidly, electrically powered steering to turn tight U turns, and a robust chassis with a good safety rating that makes the Scion badge a symbol of value and reliability. It's either the five speed manual or the smooth automatic. The xB treats its drivers to a responsive throttle, reliable mileage, and easy-going maintenance schedules that reduce ownership expenses and allow the Scion lifestyle to shine. The xB has customizable lighting and removable rear seats to create a rolling dorm room, perfect for weekend trips. The Fuel Pump Relay is a small cube in the engine fuse box, with an internal coil that closes the circuit when the computer requests the fuel so battery power flows immediately to the pump and opens the circuit when the key is turned off to stop the flow and prevent circuit breakage. This intelligent switch eliminates hard starts, stalling, and wasted power. Replacing a worn out unit with a new Fuel Pump Relay can restore factory fuel pressure in any Scion xB quickly. In order to install a new Fuel Pump Relay, disconnect the battery, remove the faulty relay, install the new relay, reconnect power, prime the pump, and idle check.