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Check make sure all plugs are firing. Sounds like what my 93 Rodeo was doing-Idled okay but very rough when in gear. Turns out only 5 out of 6 plugs were firing due to a defective ignition module- 100 bucks later it works fine.
I have a isuzu rodeo, i dropped tail gate removed carpet, i then located fuel pump from under truck, i took a jig saw and cut an opening through deck fuel pump is located on top of tank, it sounds messy but you can save a lot of money and time, after replacing pump silicone piece back in
Most ALL fuel pumps are in the tank.
myself I wish thay left them on the eng.
Good Luck.
I had to put one a 93 Jeep 8 years ago $ 600.00 is what it cost me.
do an ohms test on wiring loom if any higher than approx 5ohms when everything is disconnected bad connection. this can still show good voltage but pump not getting enogh amps(current) so it burns out windings in pump
are old pumps open circuit?
test with ohms meter
if so check that wiring and connector pin tensions
yes, i had the same problem. i've got a 93 isuzu trooper, but look in the chilton's manual, the engine and fuel systems are all for the most part identicle. My fuel pump went out, so I had to put it on a lift and drop the fuel tank. the pump is actually Inside the fuel tank. swapped it out along with the strainer, and now it runs like a dream. hope that helps.
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