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Where are the main and in tank fuel pump ground connections? 200 1988

posted by  steves8498 on  Wed Sep 25 12:41 CST 2002
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Don, Thanks for your help and for bearing with me on this. I found the main pump ground under the rear seat (looked clean and tight, but did it over anyway), however, I'm still a little confused as to the whereabouts of the in-tank ground. I found and opened the plate covering the in-tank pump. On top are two pipes with hoses and the wiring harness coming out of the top. The wiring harness leads into the trunk and to what I believe is a ground tab screwed into the trunk metal a bit to the left of the plate opening (other wires from the harness go to a different section). I believe from your post that there is another ground (wire attached by a tab connector) somewhere inside the in-tank opening. Can this be seen from inside the trunk? Or from underneath the car? I looked and couldn't see anything in the area that looked like a ground wire with a tab connector. Thanks again.






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