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1984 Ti no start - I think it's the fuel pump 200 1984

posted by  Robert S. on  Fri May 16 13:55 CST 2008
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1984 245 Ti / 290K miles...

After sitting for a week of so, wouldn't start today. When ignition was first turned on this morning, didn't hear the customary tank buzz. When cranking, motor wanted to start, but didn't.

Checked #7 16A fuse, was good. There is no current across fuse holder. Swapped out fuel pump relay, didn't help.

Main pump is likely the original. Do they just suddenly quit like this? I know the pump was drawing high current, due to the fuse being warm to the touch when checked previously.

Where do I start?

Thanks, Robert






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