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Anonymous Posted on Mar 03, 2015

Does the fuel pump have its own fuse?

What else is hitched together with the fuel pump

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I did look it up on autozone library its all free and no spam , just log in and list your vehicle, and go to repair guide, then go to repair help then to fuel system ,now look to left and click on (gas fuel injection system ,you'll see what im talking about , there is also a fuel pump module and other things that govern it. good lugk I hope this helped you. ,I think its worth you time to look at and see for yourself .
Woody

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