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Relay/regulator preventive maintenance

posted by  jpgurley on  Sat Apr 30 04:37 CST 2005
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Sure, any of them can go south without notice, however the fuel pump relay is the #1 failure component of those in your list. When they begin to go, you can usually just tap on them from the driver's seat and get home. If your kids know where it is located, behind the ash tray second row first on the left, they can get it going. I have my son re-solder the connections in them and they last forever.
Jon






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