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I think its tripped causing no power to the pump.
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check your fuel pump voltage lines and earth (ground ) connections . it could be a dodgy earth from the battery ..which is multi strapped to a single earthing terminal on the lefthand side suspension area , under the hood of your car, if it is corroded the ground could be bad. but clean them up ,ad WD40 the connection. aslo check all relays and fuses in line with the fuel pump system . good luck
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F-body's arent Fords.Originally posted by CodeRed:
I think its tripped causing no power to the pump.1995 Pontiac Firebird
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Ya know, supposedly your country started the language, but nobody there seems to speak it. ;) ;) J/K :DOriginally posted by britishcamaro:
check your fuel pump voltage lines and earth (ground ) connections . it could be a dodgy earth from the battery ..which is multi strapped to a single earthing terminal on the lefthand side suspension area
Anyway, check the fuel pump fuse.Comment
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