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It's factory. Was told that this is a big bugger to trace out.
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Well do you have any ideas? I traced all wires for any scrapes. I think that power comes out of the computer through the alarm an does a check. Seems that there is a break in the system check and is shutting the fuel pump down.
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If there's more than one, try one at a time.
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I still don't have this fixed. I have battery voltage at the fuel pump relay at all prongs except 30, which goes to the fuel pump. Voltage is at the ECU pin that connects to the relay.
New ECU and new relays did not fix anything and the pumps can be jumped without the relay. Does anyone know what it means to have voltage at the ECU pin but no power to the pumps? |
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