I am not getting power to the fuel pump. I have checked several fuses and the one on the floorboard .Any body have an idea. Somehow this coincided with my frx and hpx mod. I am stumped and have been researching this site and haven`t found the answer. Thanks

 

What model is your truck? I think fuse 19 (20a) under the hood goes to the fuel pump relay.

 

Hucka it is a 2000

 

This is for a 2000.
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Wrong link...

 

Try this one,
http://arrc.epnet.com/autoasp/logips...f=va128542.pdf

 

I checked the fuse under the hood.itwas good. Those links took me to a odd site thanks

 

The last link should be a pdf of the wiring diag for a 2000.

 

Fuse #30 is another one to look it, Is your WTS light coming on?

 

yes wts is on. 30 fuse is good.Anymore ideas? I lost a days work today I appreciate any help.

 

When you say the fuses are good, are you just looking at them or are you meter ohm testing them? Please use a meter to test them.

 

I have an 02 and there is a fuel pump cutout switch on the pass side below the glove box on the side panel. it cuts out on impact or a very hard jolt. its a push button reset. worth checking?

 

i checked the reset. I wonder if the frx wore the fuel pump out with the higher fuel pressure. The truck has 147000

 

If the fuel pump isn't getting power, than it's an electrical problem. Have you checked with a meter to make sure that the pump isn't getting power?

 

Yes I put a meter on the 2 wires that attach to the fuel pump. I got no reading. I also ran 2 wires from the battery to see if I could get the fuel pump to go on and i could not.
this is a big mystery to me and I appreciate everybody`s help. I just don`t know what else to do. I will ohm the fuses tomorrow.Could it be the 42 pin connector?

 

If you messed with that connector then all my attention would be focused on that connector. The question I have, does any of those pins in that connector have anything to do with the fuel pump !! I wished I could help but I've never touched those UVCH or anything related to it. A bump for my question.