Yes, I did a search.... 'fuel pump voltage' could not find this answer. My '93 had the in-tank fuel pump replaced June-2002 (by me). Now the pump does not run. The part in there now is a NAPA Balkamp (Carter) and it has run flawlessly for nearly 4 years. All of a sudden, with key on there is no tell-tale sound of the pump running. Obviously, it will not crank or run. I checked the voltage on the three wire input and it has (with center pin positive and two outer pins negative) +6.6 v at the two pairs outside-center and outside-center. (Hope I am making this clear) Is this the right voltage? Is it split between two pairs? I do not have a wiring diagram or voltage list. Have never had to deal with this before..... Please help if you know...... TIA Bill-93XJ
DANG !! Is everybody mad at me or something? 35 minutes and no reads or replies..... well in the meantime I checked out some other posts and a couple mentioned the ballast resistor. Mine appears to be good.... 1.3 OHMS is that a good number....?? Is anybody out there...??? LOL.... TIA Bill-93XJ
DANG !! Is everybody mad at me or something? 35 minutes and no reads or replies..... well in the meantime I checked out some other posts and a couple mentioned the ballast resistor. Mine appears to be good.... 1.3 OHMS is that a good number....?? Is anybody out there...??? LOL.... TIA Bill-93XJ
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