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Old 10-05-2007, 09:45 AM
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Fuel Pump Problem

I have an 88 pickup with a 22RE. My problem is that the fuel pump hasn't been working so I ran a direct line from the battery to the fuel pump wire in the test box under the hood. But the fuel pump still will not turn on. What I would like to know is if that means that the fuel pump is bad or is there something else that would keep it from turning on.
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Check the ground for the fuel pump and make sure you do have good power going to the pump. Check with a multimeter. If you ground and power is good to the pump, then I would say it was bad.

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Try the fuel pump test jumper:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#FuelPump

Could be your Air Flow Meter fuel pump contact is inoperative.

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I checked the voltage to the line going to the fuel pump and it was only getting like 6.7.
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Originally Posted by jonboy99
I checked the voltage to the line going to the fuel pump and it was only getting like 6.7.
You should be getting 12V, I only see one resistor in that schematic and its inside the circuit relay. You might have a voltage drop somewhere in the line. Did you check this with the ignition on? Also, did you check the ground at the pump? and fuses too!
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Could be dirty contacts inside the relay or a bad wire between the relay and the pump.
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I had somebody turn the ignition over while i checked the voltage and yes I have checked the fuses but i haven't replaced the relay yet
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where is the resistor located at that is on the same line as the pump
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From the schematic, its looks like its inside the circuit opening relay.
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