How to test fuel pump/bypass relay
09-16-08, 11:35 PM
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Smoke moar
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How to test fuel pump/bypass relay
So, I poured some gas down the carb, started right up and died.
I have NO clue what fuse the fuel pump is on, we dont got the fuse cover and no google`in is helpin nor is the wiring diagram / FSM's
This is on a 79`SA
I'd be fine with bypassing the fuel pump anyway and ifnd the blown fuse or whatever.
I have NO clue what fuse the fuel pump is on, we dont got the fuse cover and no google`in is helpin nor is the wiring diagram / FSM's
This is on a 79`SA
I'd be fine with bypassing the fuel pump anyway and ifnd the blown fuse or whatever.
09-16-08, 11:59 PM
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Just check ALL of the fuses. Take each one and and verify that they are all working fine. If they are, check to see if your fuel filter is clogged. The fuel line that leads to the car, take it off and put a cup or container in it, do a light crank and see how much fuel comes out.
09-17-08, 12:30 AM
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its a 79 SA ,they have glass fuses and not one for the fuel pump.. so check for voltage at the pump and go from there.. on the SA its most likley the pump
09-17-08, 01:19 AM
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Smoke moar
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Oh alright.
Where would it be possible to get a cheap replacement pump?
The electrical was reversed and the car was turned on, blew alot of fuses, it prolly blew the fuel pump I'm sure.
Where's the fuel pump located, I went under the car and looked at the hatch under the carpet.
Any connector I can test it at without jacking it again?
Where would it be possible to get a cheap replacement pump?
The electrical was reversed and the car was turned on, blew alot of fuses, it prolly blew the fuel pump I'm sure.
Where's the fuel pump located, I went under the car and looked at the hatch under the carpet.
Any connector I can test it at without jacking it again?
