No power to fuel pump
Would just stop while I was driving. I bought a new fuel pump and installed but could not get car to turn over.
I ran power to the G line and heard a relay click by the firewall but the Pump would not come on.
I have looked at my fuse panel and there is no FP slot for a fuse, I am assuming there is only a relay???
What should I look for next I am thinking of replacing the in tank harness and have allready switched the relay with others that are the same.
Car almost turns over with starter fluid to air intake but with the pump not runing is just starving for fuel.
Is there any thing else that could factor in on turning the pump on and off???
Thanks for any possible solutions
Sounds like you need to get a Field Service Manual and go thru the diagnastics before you start replacing anymore parts.
The oil pressure sensor is part of the pump circuit.The fuel pump relay is located on the firewall between the brake booster and the distributor.
Without oil pressure - the fuel pump will only run for 2 seconds (max) if you turn the key to the "run" position but don't start the engine...this function is a safety feature.
If your having a fuel starvation issue and a new pump it might be best to check the fuel pressure at the rail (using a fuel pressure gauge) to determine if you have any pressure/proper pressure.
Note: the '89 has problematic fuel injectors (Multech) which are non ethenol compliant. If you have good/proper fuel pressure, spark at the plugs then you may have a fuel delivery problem....ie problematic fuel injectors.
















