Ok, I was about to do a compression test this afternoon on my 92 EX. I was going by the Haynes manual that told me to remove the "fuel pump fuse". Then it simply directed me to the Fuel System chapter for more information. First, I checked both fuse boxes, and found no mention of the fuel system there. Then, I checked the whole chapter and found no mention of a fuse for the fuel pump. I found mention of a RELAY, but no fuse.

Then, I gave up for the day and came online. One answer that I could find was that it is a 7.5A fuse under the hood (can't remember which one that is, but it doesn't sound like it has anything to do with the fuel system). The closest answer that I could find is that the fuse used for this is the same one used for the ECU. Is this true?

My question: where is the "fuel pump fuse"?

 

I would just disconnect the distributor and disconnect the fuel injectors. Should be easy enough for you to find so you can perform your test. That should stop fuel and spark.

 

Just pull the ECU fuse. The ECU won't turn on the injectors, disabling the fuel.