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Troubleshooting a dead fuel pump S70 1998

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posted by  TheBrickTank on  Sat Oct 7 16:10 CST 2017
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Well, I ordered a pump today and it will be here next week.

I plan to purchase or rent a pressure tester and see what is going on. If the value is lower than it should be, I believe 80 PSI, then the pump comes out and I'll put the new one in when it shows up.

The wife drove the car again today with the new to me main fuel relay and on the one part of the trip she had a hesitation, but coming home she said it ran fine.

It has to be one of these three components. I can't think of anything else that it could be.

Thanks for all the suggestions. I keep you all posted on this as I move through the diagnostics.

Matt






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