Fuel pump has no power

[kinger]

Hey guys, I losgt all power to my just installed walboro fuel pump leaving me stranded on Friday. I checked the relays and its clicking ok and has continuity on the ones the service manual asks you to check for. I swapped with anothe relay (1 of the 4 on the left foot well) and it clicks but again no power to fuel pump.

I checked the resistance of the fuel pump and its measurable so its not a dead short.

Does the ECU control the pump at all? I have the 06 bars wired in parallel with the 07 harness and had them about 3 bars up from bottom, think the ECU is fried?

On a key "on" the relay clicks, it cranks but will not start as the fuel pump doesn't cycle.

Not sure where to go from here?

 

[Srxspec]

Blown fuse? Usually when you go to an aftermarket pump if you use the OEM wires to power it you will need a larger fuse.

 

[DC5]

Definitely blown fuse (the 10A one by the starter relay). I forgot to mention that to you. Put a 20 amp fuse in.

 

[insane]

X2 did the same thing. Changed to a 20 no prob. since. Be sure and put a 20 in the spare slot as well just to be safe.

 

[kinger]

Ok strupid question where is the fuse? The little panel on the side with 6 of them in there? I checked them they were good but I will double check now.

 

[DC5]

Right beside the starter relay. Used to be attached to the battery holder but it would have been moved with the mpi kit. You will need a long set of needle nose pliers to get to it. If you are looking at the sled from the front it is at the left side of the intercooler.

 

[kinger]

Dang I found it, I dont think I can reach it with out popping the IC off. What a great spot for a fuse.

Shoot wish I would have done my research I could have not had to ride the backup 500.

Thanks as always for the help. I'll get it out and replace with a 20amp fuse.

 

[rxrider]

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