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01-24-2002, 11:31 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: clawson, mi.
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Fuel pump voltage
I've removed and re-installed my steering column to put a clutch quadrant in gggrrrrr. Done
Problem! No fuel to the engine. I checked the safety shut-off in the hatch and reset it (car on stands at an angle for a week) Is there a route for the fuel pump voltage line thru the column? (such as a wire to the ignition switch?) Somewhere I've apparently lost voltage to the pump. The 'books' don't address how the voltage to the pump is turned on-off with the ignition. I don't want to tear the column out untill I know what I'm looking for first. Clueless in mustang land <g> '87 GT thanks |
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