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Main fuel pump 200 1980

posted by  scorch on  Wed May 5 10:08 CST 2004
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I forgot to mention if you hear nothing when you listen for the intank pump, you should make sure you are getting power to it before you decide to open it up and replace it. You can check power at the fuse, and at the wiring going into the pump. A simple test light would tell you whether or not the intank pump is getting power. I forget which color is which going into the intank pump unit, but it won't be hard to figure it out.






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