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Problem solved I beleive, my homemade anti-theft was the problem. 200 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be RolandP on  Sun Apr 13 21:10 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Rob, Dave and Hugh,


Thank you for your help.

I found a loose connector on the main fuel pump wire. I must say that I installed a homemade anti-theft device which consist of a relay that cuts voltage on the main fuel pump when activated. I put yhat relay near the wiper motor ralay under left foot. It had a loose wire connection and sometime current would not pass.

All this made me do a little study which is good.






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