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Fuse 1 Shorting out/Fuel pump relay issue? 200 1991

posted by  rolleiman on  Wed Jun 27 02:15 CST 2007
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1991 240dl wagon

Hey there everyone, I have two issues today. I had just replaced the tailgate wiring harness and while it worked fine right after i put it in some time over night something went wrong. I went to start it the next morning and no radio. I thought "fine, maybe it's a little hot out and my radio is not used to it", but after a while i checked and No.1 fuse is blown, I replace it and start the car and pop it goes. I did the stupid thing and tried the next fuse up (since the radio is upgraded) and it blew right when i started it. This problem happen to anyone else?

also, i checked the electrical line at my in tank pre-pump and no voltage was even getting to the pump. Which leads on the fuel pump relay should i check to see if that is the problem? (still waiting on my Bentley bible, have the haynes)





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