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james robertson Posted on Dec 30, 2011
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Wiring problem fuel pump keeps blowing fuse. need to knowwhere the wiring runs from computer to fuewl tank.

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The pump fuse is within the engine room which is in the relay box. You can use a multimeter in the DC volt range and trace the voltage to the pump and backwards.

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