Bmw 428i fuel pump control module fuse number

I would first have the engine checked for faults. If you have multiple faults stored for fuel injectors, camshaft control and cam sensors and possible crankshaft sensor, you might have a faulty IVM module. Check fuel pressure and voltage supply to the fuel pump. The fuel pump is controlled by the B pillar satellite sensor for the airbag on the passenger side.

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Fuse 1 - 30A - DME, Injectors, SMG Hydraulic unit
Fuse 2 - 30A - DME, Idle control valve, Fuel tank ventilation valve, Fuel pump
Fuse 3 - 20A - E-box fan, Transmission RPM sensor, Camshaft positioning sensors, Mass airflow sensor, Fuel pump relay, Secondary air pump relay, A/C Compressor relay, Fuel tank leakage diagnostic module, SMG selector lever
Fuse 4 - 30A - Oxygen sensors and oxygen sensor heater circuits.
Fuse 5 - 30A - Fuel injector relay.

What fuse ? Number an location , lincoln doesn not lable fuse's ,use's number > Fuel pump relay doesn't power fuel pump directly an the fuse does not either .The fuel pump is controlled by the rear electronic module . Your best bet , take it to a qualified repair shop . Unless you know how to trouble shoot automotive electronic control modules . Check out wiring diagram here

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FSCM Fuse
25A
Fuel Pump Flow Control Module , under hood fuse/relay box.
do you know what a fuel pump control module is ?
The in-tank fuel pump is controlled with a fuel pump control module (FPCM). The engine control module (ECM) enables the FPCM and sends the desired fuel line pressure to the FPCM via GMLAN. The FPCM sends a pulse width modulated (PWM) voltage to the in-tank fuel pump allowing the fuel line pressure to be varied as commanded by the ECM. The high pressure fuel pump, fuel rail pressure, fuel injection timing, and injection duration are controlled by the ECM.

I would bet that the fuse isn't the problem ! Don't get me wrong , the fuse could be blown but fuse's don't blow for no reason . The fuel pump control module .

Video on youtube fuel pump control module diagnostic's .

The Bentley Manual shows the fuel pump relay in the box on the passenger side of the car under the hood. Looking toward the drivers side the pump relay is the second on from the passenger side. It is fuse #23. Looking at the bottom of the relay the pins clock wise from 12 o'clock are 30-87-85-86. The third one from the passenger side is the main relay. It is usually white. "The main relay is energized via the DME engine control module and supplies power to many of the DME components and subsystems, including the fuel pump relay. If this relay is faulty, the engine will not start."

Here is the full list of fuses for you! and for the car.

Fuses on E-box, on left in Engine Compartment

Fuse 1 - Not assigned

Fuse 2 - 10/15A - Engine control unit

Fuse 3 - 5A - Radiator fan control unit

Fuse 4 - 5/10/15A - Lambda probe heater,
Lambda probe 1 heater after
catalytic converter

Fuse 5 - 10A, 20A - Lambda probe heater1,
Lambda probe 1 heater after
catalytic converter,
Fuel system diagnostic pump,
Charge pressure control solenoid
valve,
Exhaust gas recirculation cooler
change-over valve,
Crankcase breather heater element,
Vacuum pump for brakes

Fuse 6 - 5A, 10A,15A - Fuel system diagnostic pump,
Throttle valve module,
Activated charcoal filter system
solenoid valve 1,
Continued coolant circulation pump,
Auxiliary air heater heating element

Fuse 7 - 20A, 5A - Ignition transformer,
Fuel pressure regulating valve,
Fuel metering valve

Fuse 8 - 10A - Throttle valve module,
Activated charcoal filter system
solenoid valve 1

Fuse 9 - 5A - Automatic glow period control unit,
Electric fuel pump 2 relay,
Fuel pump relay

Fuse 10 - 5A - Speedometer sender,
Brake light switch

Fuse 11 - Not assigned

Fuse 12 - 5A - Coolant circulation pump

Fuse 13 - 5A - Water pump

Fuse 14 - 5A - Engine control unit

Fuse 15 - 30A - Voltage stabiliser

Fuse 16 - 30A - ABS control unit

Fuse 17 - 30A - Automatic gearbox control unit

Fuse 18 - 20A - Automatic gearbox control unit

Fuse 19 - 1A - Onboard supply control unit

Fuse 20 - 30A - Onboard supply control unit (AW0)
Automatic intermittent wash and
wipe relay (AW1)

Fuse 21 - 50A - Secondary air pump motor

Fuse 22 - Not assigned

Fuse 23 - 40A - ABS control unit

Fuse 24 - 50A - Trailer detector control unit

Fuse 25 - 50A - Terminal 15 voltage supply relay 2

Fuse 26 - 60A - Automatic glow period control unit

Fuse 27 - 60A - Radiator fan

Fuse 28 - 40A - Onboard supply control unit (AW1)

Fuse 29 - 40A - Onboard supply control unit (AW1)

Fuse 30 - 50A - Terminal 75 voltage supply relay 1

Fuse 31 - 30A - Amplifier

Fuse 32 - Not assigned

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Fuse assignment - Interior Fuse Panel

Fuse 1 - Not used

Fuse 2 - 5A - Electronic steering column lock control module

Fuse 3 - 10A - Instrument cluster control module

Fuse 4 - Not used

Fuse 5 - Not used

Fuse 6 - 10A - Vehicle electrical system control module,
Interior ceiling lights,
Tail lights

Fuse 7 - 5A - Fog lamp relay,
Instrument panel and switch illumination dimmer switch,
License plate lamps,
Vehicle electrical system control module

Fuse 8 - 7.5A - Windshield and headlamp washer pump switch,
Windshield washer pump

Fuse 9 - 5A - Airbag control module

Fuse 10 - 10A - Right steering column switch

Fuse 11 - Not used

Fuse 12 - Not used

Fuse 13 - 5A - Automatic dimming interior rearview mirror,
Light recognition sensor,
Parking aid control module,
Air quality sensor,
High pressure sensor,
Climatronic control unit,
Tire pressure monitoring button,
Back-up lamp switch,
Left washer nozzle heater,
Right washer nozzle heater,
28-pin connector

Fuse 14 4- 10A - Left steering column switch,
ABS control module,
Light switch,
Airbag spiral spring/return spring with slip ring,
Fuel pump control module,
Data bus on board diagnostic interface

Fuse 15 - 10A - 16-pin connector (diagnostic connector),
Instrument panel and switch illumination dimmer switch,
Headlamp range control adjuster,
Auxiliary heater operation relay,
Mass airflow sensor,
Positive crankcase ventilation heating element,
Left front headlamp,
Left headlamp beam adjustment motor,
Right front headlamp,
Right headlamp beam adjustment motor,

Fuse 16 - 10A - Engine control module

Fuse 17 - Not used

Fuse 18 - 15A - Left front headlamp

Fuse 19 - 15A - Right front headlamp

Fuse 20 - 10A - Automatic transmission control module,
Selector lever sensor system control module,
Tiptronic switch,
Climatronic control unit,
Ignition/starter switch

Fuse 21 - Not used

Fuse 22 - 10A - Ignition/starter switch,
Converter box,
Alarm horn,
Interior monitoring sensor,
Alarm horn relay,
Dual tone horn relay

Fuse 23 - 10A - Vehicle electrical system control module,
16-pin connector (diagnostic connector),
Light switch,
Rain/light recognition sensor,
Compass magnetic field sensor,

Fuse 24 - 10A - Vehicle electrical system control module,
Access/start authorization control module

Fuse 25 - 15A - Automatic transmission control module,
Selector lever sensor system control module,
Multifunction transmission range switch

Fuse 26 - 15A - Brake system vacuum pump

Fuse 27 - Not used

Fuse 28 - 40A - Auxiliary heater operation relay

Fuse 29 - 1A - Vehicle electrical system control module,

Fuse 30 - 20A - Cigarette lighter,
12 V socket,
12 V socket 2,
Blocking diode

Fuse 31 - 30A - Light switch

Fuse 32 - 20A - Light switch

Fuse 33 - 40A - Heater/heat output switch,
Fresh air blower relay,
A/C control module,
Fresh air blower switch

Fuse 34 - 15A - Left front headlamp,
Left front headlamp,
Instrument cluster control module

Fuse 35 - 10A - Steering column electronics control module,
Instrument cluster control module,
Signal horn activation,
Data bus on board diagnostic interface

Fuse 36 - 25A - Vehicle electrical system control module

Fuse 37 - 15A - Left front headlamp DRL

Fuse 38 - 15A - Right front headlamp DRL

Fuse 39 - 15A - Low beam relay

Fuse 40 - 15A - Towing recognition control module

Fuse 41 - 15A - Towing recognition control module

Fuse 42 - 20A - Towing recognition control module

Fuse 43 - 30A - Front passenger door control module

Fuse 44 - A25 - Rear window defogger relay,
Vehicle electrical system control module

Fuse 45 - 30A - Driver door control module,
Front passenger door control module

Fuse 46 - 30A - Left rear door control module,
Right rear door control module

Fuse 47 - 15A - Fuel pump control module,
Fuel pump relay,
Fuel primer relay

Fuse 48 - 20A - Vehicle electrical system control module,
Vehicle electrical system control module,
Vehicle electrical system control module,

Fuse 49 - 20A - Climatronic control unit,
A/C control module

Fuse 50 - 30A - Front seat heating control module

Fuse 51 - 30A - Power sunroof control module

Fuse 52 - 20A - Dual tone horn relay

Fuse 53 - 15A - Front seat heating control module

Fuse 54 - 15A - Fog lamp relay

Fuse 55 - 20A - Light switch,
Left steering column switch

Fuse 56 - Not used

Fuse 57 - 15A - Radio,
Radio/navigation display unit control module

Fuse 58 - 1A, 30A - Telephone transceiver
DC/AC converter with socket, 12V-230V

Fuse 59 - 30A - Amplifier

Fuse 60 - 30A - Auxiliary heater control module


Hope this helps

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2000 BMW 3 Series is not equipped with a fuel cut off switch. The fuel pump is powered by the fuel pump relay, which is controlled by the Powertrain Control Module (or, as BMW calls it - the Digital Motor Electronics Control Unit "DMECU").

Lots to look at, fuel or ignition. The panel i wold guess they messed with would be the one under the hood (see picture below) In the other picture I gave you a diagram of the layout with numbers ot to guide you. This is for a 1999 but am 95 percent sure it is the same. fuses to look at: number 4- battery Main, 5 - ignition main , 7 - battery main, 8 - ignition main. Now the real ones to look at: number 25 - ignition module, 32 - fuel pump & 33 - electronic control module/powertrain control module. Now to a couple of relays in that same box that could be the problem. number 11 - ignition main & number 14 fuel pump relay. I would put money it's one that has to do with fuel. I really hope your weekend goes better. Good luck.

In the under hood fuse box.

check fuse?
relay of fuel pump?(in the separate box beside the fuse box?
is the current on fuel pump?under seat in back,right side,take of cover,black,find connector with biggest wiring,other with fine cable is fuel meter,
with back seat away and cover open,when starting,no doupt,you should hear the pump,
if all ok,
check ignition coils,but,it would seem bizarre they all four brake down in one shot,
fuse box,check power,
and....also check relay under stering wheel,is fo alarm,but...aso happens....
good luck...