ElectronicsNeed help wiring something up? Thinking of adding an electrical component to your car? Need help troubleshooting that wiring glitch?
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Forgive me if this should have been posted somewhere else. I recently replaced the engine in my car. While the engine was out I replaced the fuel pump. When I got everything back together, the fuel pump would not come on when I turned the switch. I have taken the pump back out to check the wiring harness I installed, and it appears to match the instructions. I also replaced the fuel pump relay, but that did not help. My mechanic told me that I should hear some kind of 'click' from the relay when I turn the switch, but nothing happens when I do, but the motor will turn over.
What suggestions do any of you have for what could be causing the problem? Does anyone have a picture of an assembled fuel sending unit so that I can make sure that I wired mine up correctly? Would any other relays under the hood cause the problem? Thanks for your help. By the way, the car is an '89 Trans Am GTA.
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