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HELP i HAVE 2002 FIAT ULYSSE DIESEL 1.9 DIESEL AND MY PUMP DONT HAVE ANY VOLTS AND VHEN I PUT HER ON 12 V SHE WORKS--I CHANGE THAT PUMP AND CAR DOESENT WORK AGAIN------PLEASEEE HELLLPPPPP I MUST GO HOMEEE
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This must be something related to electric problems.... Looks like you have loosen connection somewhere..... I would check - (ground) on your battery (in Ulysse is under floor in front of passengers seat) and then ground cable leading to fuse box (behind the right headlamp unit under hood).
it also can be loosen fuse, but it would make problem just with one device.... if this won't help, take it to electrician
First I would check to make sure you have the proper fuel pressure at the pump - you should have 2 pumps - one that delivers from the tank, and a high pressure pump for the injectors. Make sure that both are delivering properly - you may need to prime the pumps for quite some time if air got into the lines. Also make sure the cam / crank sensors wiring has no corrosion and is making proper contact. Between 0 to 300/400rpm the signal can be slightly erratic until the engine is started so I would not worry too much about that.
Have you had the fuel pump output pressure checked....Sounds as if it could be defective.....Pressure should be above 3 .6 bar Or maybe check your battery condition, that may be the problem, but more likely the pump....
Regards Johngee10
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