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icu1954 08-28-2017 04:34 PM

12 volts direct to fuel pump relay plug,no fuel pump hum
 
i have been having problems with my 91 ford f150 5.8 not starting because fuel pump refuse to prime sometime,i have another post about that on this site.I directly ran 12 volts to fuel pump relay plug without the relay and nothing,not a hum.This is a brand new fuel pump. I might go out side tommorow and fuel pump may run for a few seconds and then no more.Could somebody give me an insight on this?

Eric Fullerton 08-28-2017 06:08 PM

Have you considered that the new fuel pump may be defective?

icu1954 08-28-2017 07:27 PM

thinking about going back to the fuel pump pigtail close to the tank and run test wire straight to the battery and see if fuel pump runs.then i'll know it is in the wiring.

Chris_1 08-28-2017 08:59 PM

If the new pump cost less than 150.00, I would suspect it.

techrep 08-29-2017 09:43 AM

What was the original problem that made you change the fuel pump ?

icu1954 08-30-2017 12:19 PM

no start sometimes,fuel pump works some time ,sometime not,cuts off, no fuel pump hum,come back later,fuel pump hum and it starts.

techrep 08-31-2017 05:06 AM

So same problem now..

icu1954 08-31-2017 08:17 AM

yes same ol problem.

techrep 08-31-2017 08:37 AM

So.. probably not the pump. Have you troubleshot the wiring ?

icu1954 08-31-2017 08:44 AM

yes as best as i could,i have power to my fuel pump relay plug,also power to my fuel cut off switch,and both fuel and ecm relays are clicking on and off with the switch.inertia switch has power to green and yellow wire when switch is on.Also i jumpered inertia switch and no sound of fuel pump.

Chris_1 09-01-2017 07:51 AM

Dash switch ?
Even if you have a single tank, some still have the plug for a switch with a factory jumper that plugs in in place of a switch.
Check a wiring diagram and see where the power goes after the inertia switch.

Red4x 01-17-2019 11:44 PM


Originally Posted by techrep (Post 5449032)
What was the original problem that made you change the fuel pump ?

the original problem was it was not holding pressure. After running the truck the pressure would drop straight to zero after turning it off. Even when it was on, it only was at about 30 psi and 28 is the lowest in the recommended amount. The new fuel pump runs at about 38 and holds pressure.

Steve83 01-18-2019 12:16 AM

Did you change usernames?

Originally Posted by Red4x (Post 6057644)
...the pressure would drop straight to zero after turning it off.

Key-off pressure is irrelevant.

Originally Posted by Red4x (Post 6057644)
.Even when it was on, it only was at about 30 psi and 28 is the lowest in the recommended amount.

I've driven on ~12psi (as it was running out of gas).

Grant4910 02-06-2019 07:27 PM

Fuel pump
 

Originally Posted by icu1954 (Post 5448417)
thinking about going back to the fuel pump pigtail close to the tank and run test wire straight to the battery and see if fuel pump runs.then i'll know it is in the wiring.

That’s what I did to mine and found out that it’s something in the wire/wire harness.


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