Replaced fuel pump, now Blazer wont start. Help!
#1
Replaced fuel pump, now Blazer wont start. Help!
After having to have my 2000 Chevy Blazer towed because of stalling issues, I was told my issue was the fuel pump
I replaced the fuel pump yesterday but now the Blazer wont start. Please help. I don't hear the fuel pump kicking in during the first few seconds of turning the key to on. Don't know what to do next.
I replaced the fuel pump yesterday but now the Blazer wont start. Please help. I don't hear the fuel pump kicking in during the first few seconds of turning the key to on. Don't know what to do next.
#2
What brand was installed?
#3
#4
Replaced fuel pump
The new fuel pump is an Airtex. We did have to switch the old 2x2 pin connector to the new flat 4 pin connector. The Blazer is turning over but isn't starting now.
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ah well... some learn the hard way.
Seriously. Find your FP relay, look closely at the pin numbering on the relay.
You want to check continuity {five or fewer ohms, but not less than 1} from pin 87 in the socket to chassis grd.
Now here's the bad part.. they probably put those crimp connectors in there and those are tricky unless you have a GOOD crimping tool to use with them.
I hate em.. rather twist and solder. Or use twist connectors
Seriously. Find your FP relay, look closely at the pin numbering on the relay.
You want to check continuity {five or fewer ohms, but not less than 1} from pin 87 in the socket to chassis grd.
Now here's the bad part.. they probably put those crimp connectors in there and those are tricky unless you have a GOOD crimping tool to use with them.
I hate em.. rather twist and solder. Or use twist connectors
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