Where is fuel pump reset switch on 2001 mitsubishi eclipse

No where only Ford had it no one else

The Eclipse (and all Mitsubishis actually) does not use a fuel pump shut off switch. That is a Ford innovation specifically that is not really used outside that brand for the most part.

The safety mechanism on the Eclipse for the fuel pump is the engine crank sensor. The fuel pump only runs when it sees RPM signal from the crank sensor.
The purpose for this is that if you are in an accident that was significant enough to cause a fuel leak, the lack of fuel would cause the engine to shut off, which would thereby shut off the fuel pump preventing fuel from pumping all over the place.

If you have no fuel pump operation, first make sure you are checking for power to the fuel pump while cranking. It does not have any constant or key-on power, it does not work that way.
If you have power but no pump operation, the pump is likely failed (though this is rare).
If you do not have power while cranking, check to see if you have spark.... if there is no spark either, double check your fuses first then if all are OK suspect the crank sensor is faulty.
If you do have spark, then you would want to carefully check your wiring, relay, etc for damage.

Realistically... 95% of "fuel pump problems" are failed or low quality aftermarket crank sensors on these cars. They get towed in all the time with brand new fuel pumps from other shops when all they needed was a crank sensor

wire fuse or relay ?????? what have you checked?

try resetting fuel pump kill switch , something have bumped into a accident sensor . did it sputter to a stop or just stop running ? if it sputtered try to prime pump by turning car on for a few seconds a couple of times then try to start . the kill switch is behind one of the side panels in front of the doors . good luck

fuses are located generaly on the firewall on driver side or kick panel. however i have a hunch you might want to check the fuel pump RELAY. check under hood in juction box

sorry but no reset for the mitsubishi.

Do you have this box under the hood? Fuel pump relay in on the left. There are actually 2 of them. If you need help sorting it out, please let me know.

It's in the tank, but you can get to it from the back seat. Brief instructions below--let me know if you want more details.

1. Properly relieve the fuel system pressure.
2. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
3. Remove the rear seat cushion, by pulling the seat stopper outward and lifting the lower cushion upward.
4. Remove the access cover.
5. Disconnect the fuel pump wiring.
6. Disconnect the return hose and the high pressure fuel hose.
7. Remove the pump mounting nuts and remove the pump assembly.

Replace the fuel filter If you have gas, Next item to check is the fuel pump

pump voltage should be 12 volts, i think you may have a bad gound going to the pump tank unit,

I know with the majority of cars, when you switch the car to the on position (put seat belt on and close door to turn off chime) you should hear the fuel pump priming.