Fuel Pump fuse keeps blowing on car, dealership said it was a bad fuse block, how do I replace it?
Its really a job for an auto electrician
to DIY needs a replacement fuse block from a wrecker
with a bit of the loom wiring as a colour guide
then you rewire one fuse/relay connection at a time
SOURCE: 1994 cadilac fleetwood that I am suspecting needs a new fuel pump
Usually a fuel pressure test will confirm, but if there's power going to it for sure, then replacement sounds like the cure, and filter.
SOURCE: no power in fuse box for fuel pump
If there is no power to the fuse block then there has to be a main relay check that to see if it is blown. it is usualy located in the fuse block undr the hood.
SOURCE: what causes the fuel pump fuse to keep blowing?
A fuel pump is a kind of motor and any motor is subject to having shorted windings.
If the shorts weren't catastrophic, the pump could still be functional but drawing much higher currents than when built.
I have an ugly feeling your fuel pump in located inside your gas tank which would require removing the tank to replace it.
I'm pretty sure that the real factory service manual would have a test (resistance measurement) that would quickly find whether the pump is healthy, whereas the aftermarket books from Haynes or Chilton may not.
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