The relay may be located in the under hood fuse/relay box.
Check your manual for the location of the relay, if listed.
Check for a sticker on the inside of the under hood fuse/relay box for a possible guide.
If you found the relay clicking it could still be a relay, with burnt contacts. It could also be a wire going between the relay and the pump.
That's good that you tested the old pump and it seemed to work fine.
Found the problem to be damaged wiring in the trunk leading to the fuel pump. A mouse or some such had chewed two of the wires in to and damaged the third one. Blessed that it was in the trunk and not some place inaccessible.
I'm glad you found the wiring problem- a rat chewed through it. Cheers.
Something similar happened to our car once and a mower once where a rodent or some creature actually chewed through the wires that made the car not start or run out in a house that was near some farmland. lol.
I sometimes wonder why a creature would chew through a wire or wires.
I hope your Honda pump is fixed now that you determined that it was wiring that was broken.
Have a good day.
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I found the relay - driver side of steering column up under the dash. Tested it and it seems fine. Clicks once then again in a few seconds when you turn the key to the on position. Still no fuel pressure or sound from the fuel pump. Could it be the ignition switch?
Found the problem. A mouse/rodent had chewed the wires into leading from the fuel pump to the relay. Lucky that it was in the trunk and not somewhere inaccessbile.
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