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Testing the 'other' fuel pump 200 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be Kyle 240 on  Tue Mar 13 05:03 CST 2007 [RELATED]

As David replied, your first test was conclusive if performed as you stated. Perhaps your wiring or contact was faulty when you made your connections directly to the pump, but more likely, the brushes are intermittent inside the old pump and it only seems to run when properly jostled. You can't depend on a pump that needs proper jostling, so you concluded correctly a replacement was needed. (Based on your test and statement anyway.)






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