Replaced fuel pump and checked inertia switch all good
SOURCE: 2004 ford E350 no power to fuel pump
put a test light on the ground wire to a 12v power source and see if the pump is grounded properly
SOURCE: 97 jimmy wont start
Check for a bad distributor cap and or rotor..........a bad cap and or rotor can caues firing (cross fire)across the terminals and introduce spark to the wrong cylinders at the wrong time.......
hope this helps.....good luck!
SOURCE: intermittent no start, very strange, very confusing
Sounds like fuel pump going out. I was told by a friend that the pump can get stuck and that by knocking on the fuel tank or by attempting to start that it can kick the pump out of the bad spot and it will start. But it is a sign that it needs to be replaced.
SOURCE: e-150 fuel pump inertia switch location
on some fords it is on pass side kick panel you have to feel in a hole and you will feel a reset button,hope this helps
SOURCE: 1997 ford thunderbird 4.6l
Hi, have you checked the fuel pump relay? It is turned on by the PCM. You can try swapping it with a similar relay in the box under the hood. If that doesn't work, probe the relay socket with a 12 volt test light to see what's going on. With the key off, there should be one hot terminal in the relay socket. With the key on, there should be 2 hot terminals and one ground terminal. To find the ground terminal, hook the test light clip to battery positive and probe the socket. A grounded terminal will light the light brightly. The pump terminal should light the light dimly. The 2 hot terminals should not light the light at all. Please let me know if you have questions, and thanks for using FixYa.
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