Pureadrenaline
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'06 GT with around 3k miles on it.
I am not getting power to the fuel pump and no relay click. I have tried a new fuel relay and am getting power to one of the relay wires with the key on&off and power to another wire when the key is on. So I'm assuming it is working correctly, but I don't have an Ohm tester to be sure.
What I have checked... relay, ground blocks, wiggled main harness around to see if I could get a response, speedo sensor, throttle body boots, plugs(found right two dead, assuming it's from last season when it was stalling).
I did see a code 22 last night, but I do have it torn down a bit so I assumed it was because of that, before last night I haven't seen any codes just a flashing warning light.
I am not getting power to the fuel pump and no relay click. I have tried a new fuel relay and am getting power to one of the relay wires with the key on&off and power to another wire when the key is on. So I'm assuming it is working correctly, but I don't have an Ohm tester to be sure.
What I have checked... relay, ground blocks, wiggled main harness around to see if I could get a response, speedo sensor, throttle body boots, plugs(found right two dead, assuming it's from last season when it was stalling).
I did see a code 22 last night, but I do have it torn down a bit so I assumed it was because of that, before last night I haven't seen any codes just a flashing warning light.
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dead battery? I just had to replace the battery in my 06 apex...Fuel pump would barely cycle...try hooking up a battery charger to the jumper ends and see if the added power can get the pump and relay to cycle
dead battery? I just had to replace the battery in my 06 apex...Fuel pump would barely cycle...try hooking up a battery charger to the jumper ends and see if the added power can get the pump and relay to cycle
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Brand new battery last winter and already charged this year.
chiefsledhead
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Check the red 10 amp fuse next to the starter solenoid under the airbox. I had the same problem, relay clicked but no crank. I found that fuse was blown.
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Checked both of them and the fuses on the side.
Got the fuel pump to work by running a wire from the battery to the pump also got it to work by pulling the replay apart and running power to the middle wire. This wire has not shown anything with my tester both with the key on or off until now.
Now I know the fuel pump works and I'm trying to find the other relay I had around to see if it changes anything, if not then I'm hoping maybe I got a bad relay last year and I'm planning on getting a new one.
I was going to get a ohm tester today to check the stator, but completely forgot.
If I can't figure it out soon then I might have to bite the bullet and take it to the dealer.
Got the fuel pump to work by running a wire from the battery to the pump also got it to work by pulling the replay apart and running power to the middle wire. This wire has not shown anything with my tester both with the key on or off until now.
Now I know the fuel pump works and I'm trying to find the other relay I had around to see if it changes anything, if not then I'm hoping maybe I got a bad relay last year and I'm planning on getting a new one.
I was going to get a ohm tester today to check the stator, but completely forgot.
If I can't figure it out soon then I might have to bite the bullet and take it to the dealer.
