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fuel pump relay circuit problem 200 1983

posted by  guri r on  Sat Jul 16 02:58 CST 2005
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Last night, I checked fuse 13 and it is OK. I also checked the fuse connector before and after the fuse, and I get power to the light with the key on. The last thing I did before quitting was to put the test light between 15 and 31 on the FPR connector and, now, I get voltage there. So, it looks like all the circuits for the FPR are OK. Bentley states to check/replace the ignition switch at this point. I jumped across the left side of fuse 5 and 7 again, just to verify pumps, and the pumps come on and the car starts right up with a turn of the ignition switch. So, switch is OK as well? Back to square one? Could it be that my new relay is a lemon?






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