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stmanser Oct 11, 2005 07:57 PM

Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
i have a 94 s-10 blazer that will not start and i am trying to narrow it down...

fuel pump relays are in the firewall directly in front of the steering wheel in the engine bay.... there are 2 relays that are identical to each other... one clicks when i turn on the key and the fuel pump goes on and off and the other does nothing... why are there 2 relays.... do they both need to be clicking...??

if i swap them, the fuel pump does not come on at all when i turn on the key... flip them back and the fuel pump comes on..but the car still will not start.

do they both need to be clicking.... 10 bucks each is better than 120 for the fuel pump and parts.... and 5 hours to drop a tank and swap a fuel pump (that comes on even though i am only getting 20-50 PSI fuel pressure with ignition on....


car wont start...

please help


thanks

stmanser Oct 11, 2005 10:02 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
replaced both of them.... and it still wont start... back to the guess work...


man i hope someone has had this problem before and tells me what they did to fix it...

i havent had too many replies on this forum, but on the s-10 forum i have had 5 replies...

i hope this isnt because i am new, i certainly wouldnt do that if you came to my Maverick Forum


thanks for any help

xjeepguy Oct 12, 2005 01:01 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
Low fuel pressure may be it, I know the CFI is pretty touchy. I think you may be dropping a tank soon. I just did it a month ago and it sucked. Good luck man, I hope it's not the pump.

stmanser Oct 12, 2005 01:34 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
more and more troubleshooting is leading my to the back end of the truck..... i ahev replaced quite a few fuel pumps....but all the others have always just not worked... this one is coming on and giving fuel pressure, thats why i havent replaced it yet....

my instincts are screaming fuel pump..... my experience is saying that its not it....


if i go and replace the fuel pump and it isnt it.... i will be so pissed... just like anyone else that has spent money and not fix a problem...

Hanr3 Oct 13, 2005 04:42 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
Pretty sure your fuel pump needs to push between 55-60 psi. I think the Hanyes/Chilton books have the specs listed in them.

Rosetta Oct 13, 2005 10:50 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
My book says 54-62psi. Hope this helps!

Rosetta

stmanser Oct 14, 2005 03:10 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
replaced the pump....works just fine



but now i have to drop the tank again.... one of the ires for the ground broke and now the fuwl sending unit isnt reading fuwl levels...


Hanr3 Oct 17, 2005 04:57 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
Did you get the wieing fixed yet?

stmanser Oct 19, 2005 07:40 PM

RE: Fuel Pump Relay Clarification needed
 
yeah... dropped the tank again,.,..the wire pulled out of the top of the sending unit...i had to cut the plastic part away a little bit and solder the wire back together...and then i lengthened the ground wires by about 8 inches....so they wont have tension again... and i also dfound out that the tank was pinching the fuel lines, so i went and bought a new 100psi fuel line and a 3/8 fuel line and re routed all the hoses so they wont get pinched...


everything works great.....



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