Fuel pump fuse.
Can anyone tell me which fuse to pull to to shut the fuel pump off? I have to pull my intake manifold and I don't really like the idea of having a fuel rail full of fuel when I tap it for my fuel line to teh fuel solenoid.
I just pull my main relay
You could just relieve fuel pressure with the gas cap and 12mm banjo bolt on the rail. Fuel pressure will be relieved then and you can yank it off.
You could just relieve fuel pressure with the gas cap and 12mm banjo bolt on the rail. Fuel pressure will be relieved then and you can yank it off.
I want to get the fuel out of the fuel rail, so I'm going to need to crank the car over a couple of times. 1. If I pull the main relay will I still be able to turn the car over?
2. Where is the main relay located in the fuse box?
2. Where is the main relay located in the fuse box?
Pressure is there after the car has been running. Best thing to do is to get a rag and cover the bolt that goes onto the fuel rail and disconnect it.
Or take the bolt out when it's stone cold, no pressure should be there.
Or take the bolt out when it's stone cold, no pressure should be there.
I want to get the fuel out of the fuel rail, so I'm going to need to crank the car over a couple of times. 1. If I pull the main relay will I still be able to turn the car over?
2. Where is the main relay located in the fuse box?
2. Where is the main relay located in the fuse box?
I know this description may sound confusing, it's not easy to access. I remember looking for this thing for 20mins when I thought I had a bad one. I have a perfectly good one for sale too!
is this true for a 92 lude, or is this for 5th gen? i put a fp guage on and my pump isnt working now, im pretty sure my pump went bad caus i had the battery disconnected, but i still couldnt find a fuse for fuel, u know where it is on a 4th gen, im ganna put in my walbro friday and ill see if the pump was my problem
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