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A few notes on what may have been confusing 200 1976

posted by  someone claiming to be blue 242 on  Tue May 29 21:33 CST 2018 [RELATED]

Please help! I had the 1976 running for a short time , replacing the fuel pump relay and no. 7 fuse. Just running long enough to drive it down into the shop, then, no power to fuel pump again!! I checked the load side of the no. 7 fuse, it has power. I checked the red wire feeding into the pump relay, it has power... but still no power going out the the fuel pump, with the new relay. I actually have a total of 3 fuel pump relays, long story, but none of them send power back to the pump when the ignition is turned on. Any ideas of what to check next? Thanks!






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