I cant figure out how to remove the power connection to my 1995 gmc safari fuel pump

on opposite side of fuel pump relay .there the relay and fusible link then at the end there is a small block it contains the fuse 20 amp

you have an incomplete circuit on your wires connecting items mentioned, test light trace it, poor contact on connectors.

pull the plastic tab out of lock and unplug connector. do not loose this tab as you need to re-install

There is a good possibility the fuel pump is bad, or you have a spark issue, such as a cap, and rotor, or a coil, or coil wire. The fuel pump should put out 55 psi, and run when cranking. Good luck...

Located under the hood you will see a relay box(plastic) unclip the cover and walla should be listed as to what fuse/relay is what on the inside of the cover, generally there are more then one of the same relay's which makes testing it a breeze...just remove the twin relay and put it in the fuel pump relay connector to see if the pump works.
Hope this works!!!

Do you have a check engine light on? Is this a 4.3 with central port injection? If it's running real rich it might have a fuel leak inside the intake, either a fuel pressure regulator leaking or a feed line to the injector.

yes delivers the fuel bat is not enaf pressure replase fue pomp end you be ruaning agein

check to see if your fuel filter is clogged.

it is the flexible line between the fuel pump and the metal line.It is all locaed in the fuel tank.

For CMFI/CSFI vehicles, the fuel pump relay is normally found in the convenience center, located under the center of the dashboard.
If a problem is suspected, first check for loose electrical connections; no other service is possible, except replacement.
REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
See Figure 1
Fig. 1: Common fuel pump relay mounting-CMFI/CSFI vehicles

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. Remove the retainer, if equipped.
3. Disengage the relay electrical connector.
4. Remove the relay by depressing the bracket clip at the rear of the relay, or removing the bolts from the retaining bracket, as applicable.
5. If necessary, use a new relay, then reverse the removal procedures.