2001 VDP no fuel
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2001 VDP no fuel
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Ihave a 01 VPS that wont start. 56K. No codes. Spark OK. Plugs clean. Fuel does not squirt out of valve when cranked. Pump fuse OK.
Obviuosly it looks like fuel pump. Is this common? whereis it?is there something else I may be missing? is there a way to get a service manual?
Dave
Ihave a 01 VPS that wont start. 56K. No codes. Spark OK. Plugs clean. Fuel does not squirt out of valve when cranked. Pump fuse OK.
Obviuosly it looks like fuel pump. Is this common? whereis it?is there something else I may be missing? is there a way to get a service manual?
Dave
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RE: 2001 VDP no fuel
Hey,
My 98xj8 did the same thing and I had to replace the fuel pump. In my car it was located in the gas tank. However, I am sure the Jagtechs will chime in. They are truely awesome and will help out. I still need help with mine. Good luck, someone with knowledge will help you out just keep looking back.
My 98xj8 did the same thing and I had to replace the fuel pump. In my car it was located in the gas tank. However, I am sure the Jagtechs will chime in. They are truely awesome and will help out. I still need help with mine. Good luck, someone with knowledge will help you out just keep looking back.
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RE: 2001 VDP no fuel
Fuel pump is in the tank....at the back of the trunk. The pump is on the top of the tank.
I would look at the relay first though. In the trunk fuse box, if you look down the row of relays are like a T on its side. The fuel pump relay is here in red:
Relay
RelayRelayRelayRelay
Relay
Some of the relay slots will be empty, but you get the idea. I would swap relay first. Then let us know what happens.
I would look at the relay first though. In the trunk fuse box, if you look down the row of relays are like a T on its side. The fuel pump relay is here in red:
Relay
RelayRelayRelayRelay
Relay
Some of the relay slots will be empty, but you get the idea. I would swap relay first. Then let us know what happens.
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OK, I am trying to remove the gas tank. Itisnt very difficult but as I pull it out it is hanging up on something.Iit seems to be in the middle at the bottom. Very tight fit but I can get my hands around the sides and top.
Does the tank come striaght out or does it tip down? Is there anything behind it? under it? Can it be removed with half a tank of gas.
Dave
Does the tank come striaght out or does it tip down? Is there anything behind it? under it? Can it be removed with half a tank of gas.
Dave
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RE: 2001 VDP no fuel
those things holding it back are fuel lines (2).. have to be disconnected from the bottom with quick relesae clips and small hands or be very cleaver with a really long screwdriver.. right on top of the diff.. disconnect parking brake for access
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Thanks for the tip. It felt like I was missing something.
I was hoping for a easy replacement but were would be the fun in that.
I was hoping for a easy replacement but were would be the fun in that.
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Without wiring diagrams I can only confirm that power is present at the output of the relay. There are 6? wires on top of the tank and it is pretty tight in there, I cant say for sure which ones are for the pump.
The tank looks like it is going to be too hard to remove without a lift so I guess it goes to the shop.
BTW what does r/r marker assembly stand for? is it part of the traction control?
Thanks for the help.
The tank looks like it is going to be too hard to remove without a lift so I guess it goes to the shop.
BTW what does r/r marker assembly stand for? is it part of the traction control?
Thanks for the help.
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