Not knowing where you are makes it a little harder, but auto parts stores in U.S, have scanners and pressure gauges that they rent so you can do this, we don't have that model here in us. So I can't even give you specs for fuel pressure but if you get codes you can go to our site and look under OBD2 and it will tell you what are a to go to depending on code, but if you aren't mechanically inclined i'd say to haul it to a garage. But the rust in wire isn't real good, if you clean it out and put dielectric compound on the wire and plug it in that will stop it. But no guarantee the car will start.
Sunday, December 16th, 2012 AT 7:47 PM