Re: My 1995 volkswagon golf is making a buzzing noise...
Sounds like the starter relay has shorted out, unplug it and get a replacement , if you have another one thats the same in the vehicle, trade it out and see if the motor starts, if so ,, Just get another relay
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Hey there. Still trying to get use to this new account. Your hot side battery wires, one leads to the alternator and the other leads straight to the starter motor. It is located on the bottom front of the engine. Make sure you disconnect the battery first. Before you change it, make sure the ground wire is grounded. It may be the issue. If it is, replace the starter motor.
when you swapped the engine. is it from the same year, make and model? did you replaced the ECU? i think that your computer doesnt recognize the engine and/or sensors and doesnt know what to do. also check if the wiring is done correctly.
I would check the radiator fan switch, it's mounted in the radiator on the driver side of the radiator, you should be able to see it from the engine compartment. Also check the fan relay and fan fuse.
if u could hear the much noise from the pump it was failing, so yes u will need a new fuel pump, but 1st check the fuel pressure to confirm this, they are not cheap.
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