Fuel Pressure Gone - help
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Fuel Pressure Gone - help
I have a 98 supercharged vette. Went to pick up car after some body repair and no fuel pressure. I have a hi-flow pump in the tank and a boost a pump. The boost a pump keeps blowing its fuse as soonas you turn the key on. Any ideas? Would a bad Fuel pump blow the boost a pump fuse?
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I have a 98 supercharged vette. Went to pick up car after some body repair and no fuel pressure. I have a hi-flow pump in the tank and a boost a pump. The boost a pump keeps blowing its fuse as soonas you turn the key on. Any ideas? Would a bad Fuel pump blow the boost a pump fuse?
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Which BAP, model, etc? What body work? What repairs were done exactly? Which fuse is blowing?
Last edited by lucky131969; May 27, 2012 at 12:40 PM.
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Sorry, I don't post often. I don't remember the boost a pump model. It was a red, finned non-adjustable model for over 500hp engines. The engine puts out 547rwhp. I had the rear bumper and driver's side rear panel replaced afer a semi drifted over into me on the highway. No damage other than the two body parts were ground down by the semo wheel. The fuse that is blowing is the boost a pump fuse. I haven't heard about the boost apumps ever failing so I was wondering if the in tank pump failed, would that short go bakc to the boost a pump module and blow its fuse? I have checked at the tank fule pump connection and I am getting power back there.
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Sorry, I don't post often. I don't remember the boost a pump model. It was a red, finned non-adjustable model for over 500hp engines. The engine puts out 547rwhp. I had the rear bumper and driver's side rear panel replaced afer a semi drifted over into me on the highway. No damage other than the two body parts were ground down by the semo wheel. The fuse that is blowing is the boost a pump fuse. I haven't heard about the boost apumps ever failing so I was wondering if the in tank pump failed, would that short go bakc to the boost a pump module and blow its fuse? I have checked at the tank fule pump connection and I am getting power back there.
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Lucky,
The pump is a MSD 2350. The fuse it is blowing is on the boost a pump pwr wire between the pump module and the relay for the module. We replaced the relay and the fuse blew again as soon as the key is turned to On. I'm thinking it is a bad boost a pump module. When the car was in the shop the battery terminals were dirt and they said they clicked the starter a bunch before I told them to check the cables. I'm thinking the constant on and off, and the battery not being grounded properly may have been the culprit.
The pump is a MSD 2350. The fuse it is blowing is on the boost a pump pwr wire between the pump module and the relay for the module. We replaced the relay and the fuse blew again as soon as the key is turned to On. I'm thinking it is a bad boost a pump module. When the car was in the shop the battery terminals were dirt and they said they clicked the starter a bunch before I told them to check the cables. I'm thinking the constant on and off, and the battery not being grounded properly may have been the culprit.
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Lucky,
The pump is a MSD 2350. The fuse it is blowing is on the boost a pump pwr wire between the pump module and the relay for the module. We replaced the relay and the fuse blew again as soon as the key is turned to On. I'm thinking it is a bad boost a pump module. When the car was in the shop the battery terminals were dirt and they said they clicked the starter a bunch before I told them to check the cables. I'm thinking the constant on and off, and the battery not being grounded properly may have been the culprit.
The pump is a MSD 2350. The fuse it is blowing is on the boost a pump pwr wire between the pump module and the relay for the module. We replaced the relay and the fuse blew again as soon as the key is turned to On. I'm thinking it is a bad boost a pump module. When the car was in the shop the battery terminals were dirt and they said they clicked the starter a bunch before I told them to check the cables. I'm thinking the constant on and off, and the battery not being grounded properly may have been the culprit.
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You cannot come to that conclusion, until you have completely isolated the BAP....which you have not done yet. I sent you a PM with my number.