Doug
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Not on the Series III cars. Not sure about earlier models.
Let me edit that....
There is no *specific* fuel pump fuse on the Series III cars. I can't remember for sure if the fuel pump circuit shares a fuse with other circuits well upstream. I don't think so, but I'm a little foggy on that and don't have my diagrams at hand
Cheers
DD
Let me edit that....
There is no *specific* fuel pump fuse on the Series III cars. I can't remember for sure if the fuel pump circuit shares a fuse with other circuits well upstream. I don't think so, but I'm a little foggy on that and don't have my diagrams at hand
Cheers
DD
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Let me edit that....
There is no *specific* fuel pump fuse on the Series III cars. I can't remember for sure if the fuel pump circuit shares a fuse with other circuits well upstream. I don't think so, but I'm a little foggy on that and don't have my diagrams at hand
Cheers
DD
Thx Originally Posted by Doug
Not on the Series II cars. Not sure about earlier models.Let me edit that....
There is no *specific* fuel pump fuse on the Series III cars. I can't remember for sure if the fuel pump circuit shares a fuse with other circuits well upstream. I don't think so, but I'm a little foggy on that and don't have my diagrams at hand
Cheers
DD
Turned out to be a loose coil wire. The housing for the wire has broken away


