Question about 1993 Ford F350
Check fuseable links at the battery side of the starter solinoid.Use a probe type circut tester, ground it to the negative battery terminal and probe wire past the end of fuseable link. Tester lights up the fuseable link is good, if not replace link with the same gauge fuseable wire avaliable at auto parts stores. If all fuseable links are good check collision switch located inside the cab just above upper passenger side of the transmission tunnel
Posted on Oct 02, 2009
Yes the the ignition and fuel pump are usually on the same fuse or circuit, check your fuses, if you can get wiring diagram of the two circuits it may show you if there is afusible link, they are a bit more of a pain to find, in the miles of loom in a vehcile, but they are usually located close to the battery or the fuse panel. most of the time they are grouped together with the other fusible links. Does this truck have the duel tanks before and after the axle, make sure the switch is working corectly too.
Posted on Oct 02, 2009
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