Hopefully the picture is correct, if not, my bad. under the hood, driver side firewall.
I don't have those in mine
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SOURCE: fuel pump relay for a 1994 Chevy Truck WT1500
The Fuel Pump Relay is located in the Glove Box under a little cover on the upper left side. The Fuel Control Relay is the left relay and The Fuel Pump Relay is the right. To test these relays, swap them and then try to start the vehicle, or blow the horn. If the horn blows then use that relay for the pump and you may at least drive the vehicle where needed! If the vehicle starts, then replace them as a pair.
SOURCE: where is fuel pump relay on 1989 chevy suburban 1500
passengers side firewall behind plastic cover thats about 12 inches long with a bump in the middle,where the battery cables hook together ,there should be 2 relays there and i think its the one closest to the drivers side
SOURCE: 1997 chevy s10 fuel pump relay location
It is in the glove box behind a plastic panel. There will be 3 relays there. It is the one closest to the drivers side.
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SOURCE: fuel gauge bouncing on 2000 chevy tahoe where is fuel pump relay
I had previously replaced the failing fuel pump on my '98 K2500 when it went out entirely. I was ready to replace my 2000 K3500's fuel gauge as it was acting up.
When I started the engine, the gauge would bounce from the middle to way past full then back. It would also jump sporadically while driving on level ground.
I checked the electrical connections at the tank and made sure the frame ground strap located nearby was making good contact. Nothing changed until I removed the instrument panel and cleaned the connections on the back. The fuel gauge seems to be operating correctly now.
There are videos on YouTube that show how to remove the instrument cluster if in doubt. Mine dash has a pop-in plastic bezel followed by 4 screws to hold the cluster in place. It took about a half hour to inspect & clean the dash connection vs. $250 to replace the pump/sending unit combo. Hope this helps.
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