Im gonna do a compression test and i was informed that its best to do it with the Fuel Pump Relay pulled to avoid flooding the engine. Where is it located?

 

just pull the fuel pump fuse

the fuel pump has no relay as far as i know, the main relay does that job....

 

ohh ok....where is the fuel pump fuse at?

 

like most fuses....its in the fusebox

 

yeha your right...i did title this fuel pump relay, but some one suggested just taking off the fuse, so that swhat im trying to figure out. I cant double check right now, but i honestly dont remember there being a specific Fuel pump fuse in the underhood or underdash fuse "boxes". Ill double check in the morning i guess.

 

relay is under the drivers side dash. isnt the pump fuse on top of the pump? can't really remember it's been years since i last looked.

 

the relay that controls the fuel pump is the main relay, which is inline with the ignition switch, and is located under the driver side dash

the fuse for the fuel pump is in the fusebox under the driver side dash, it says it on the cover

 

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OK ok...am i still wrong? i dont see it do you???

 

i had the ecu fuse in mind...my bad

i will search the helms for compression test procedure

 

well if you find anything about not floodind the engine, let me know. This is become a bit of a pain...lol...ohh well i guess

 

Well...ive been searchin around HT.com and ive read a couple times to just pull the ECU fuse(s). So i guess im going to try that.

 

I did a compressin test on my car today and just jumped the starter... this doesnt activate the ecu or anything else, it just cranks the motor...