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Car will not start. I have checked out relay under hood and verified cutoff switch. I would like to check power to the pump, before changing. What is method for checking out fuel pump - don't want to change if not defective.
Thanks
The pump is in the tank, but the connectors are outside of it. Try using a multi meter and check for voltage at the connector. One would be for the pump, the other for the fuel guage sending unit.
Sorry.. I don't know the color scheme of the wires in the connector.
Also... it MAY be that the fuel pump relay gets power from the EEC relay. Thye are usually physically located next to each other.
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I cannot hear pump with ignition on. Should have stated that in original post. Either the pump is bad or it is not getting power. That is what I would like to determine.
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