My 1998 Chevy Truck's fuel pump stopped working. So I changed out the relay and fuse, but it still didn't work. Then, I dropped the tank and removed the fuel pump. I hooked up the pump directly to the battery and the pump turned on, but when I hooked it back up the wiring harness (still outside the tank), still no fire. I checked the ground wire and it is connected. So I'm stuck. Does anyone have a suggestion?
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migration_judge_roy answered 11 years ago
....okay, check continuity at your pump because in testing it without gasoline to cool the little electric motor it probably has fried on you as well....check for +12 volts with the key switched to on...double back and check your relay and finally the ignition switch...but seems as though it should have been tested WET....return it if you can~
I'm having same problem replaced the pump and relay still not working
I have a 89 Silverado I'm switching my fuel pump directly to my starter the wires that supposed to go to the ignition I hook to the solenoid the wires that go to the battery a hook to the solenoid also on the ignition side for the green and white and the orange straight to the battery but I hooked into the call do I have to hook it to the battery directly and do I have to hook it to the ignition