Re: Fuel pump hotwire
f@#K!!!! I should have never touched those bolts and just left the whole injector assembly together!!!!
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Re: Fuel pump hotwire
Ok!!! Broken studs removed..
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Re: Fuel pump hotwire
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I put some RTV on the threads to keep water out and to keep them from seizing again. (Common problem after some years.) |
Re: Fuel pump hotwire
Ok ...the engine has been refreshed and buttoned up....Gas tank was completely cleaned out...Went and put in 20$(12L) of gas and nothing comes out of the lines when I jumper the pump..... The connector is flaky as I get an intermittent reading of 6-13a.....
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Re: Fuel pump hotwire
Would a clogged fuel filter cause this???....after old fuel and water ran through.
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Re: Fuel pump hotwire
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As for the different current readings, assuming proper connections, the normal draw is 8-10A, divided between both primary and secondary pumps when both are under load (pumping fuel). (IDK what the current might be if they are not immersed in fuel.) |
Re: Fuel pump hotwire
ok I blew into the lines at the tank going to the fuel rails....and got a bunch of
crud and water out into my catch bottle ...the lines seem to be unblocked now. But one problem....the fuel pump will not come on anymore after I try and jump it. Is there a fusible link somewhere....near the battery area for the pumps??? FP1 fuse checks out fine...F&@k....I have a massive headache and working in 40+ degrees C is NOT FUN!!!! |
Re: Fuel pump hotwire
I'm getting current to the fuel tank connector.
(blew FP1 fuse in the process.) |
Re: Fuel pump hotwire
the harness seems to check out.....pulled the pump assy and jumped them directly to the battery and nothing....I think the stress from the clog took them out!!!!
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