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Testing the 'other' fuel pump 200 1991

posted by  plopswagon on  Sat Mar 10 13:32 CST 2007
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My car has taken to stalling after running for awhile. It is exactly like when my fuel filter was clogged a few months ago. Changing the filter fixed it (it was very full of gunk).

I checked the filter this time, beautiful clean gas came out both ends so I know that its not the filter again. I can hear the pump in the tank buzzing along nicely. While I had the second fuel pump and filter assembly out I ran a couple of jumpers straight off the battery to the terminals on the 'other' pump and got nothing. Switched the wires around from negative to positive, still nada.

I guess that it would be that pump. Are there any other more conclusive tests I can run to confirm this?

thanks in advance.






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