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Very good (NOT)! You do realize that the fuel pump sits inside the fuel tank and a shorted wire is the wrong thing to keep electrically active in gasoline fumes, right?
would not think so
Indicates an electronic parts failure from overheating a component
Possible a fault code reading will indicate the faulty sensor
Items affect are crank/cam position sensor , ignition control module , coil, ECM, Immobilizer
you need a new starter I just went through this problem had my starter changed and have not blown any fuses in days....oh and by the way getting to the starter was not and easy task.
sorry this is not going to make you happy but its a wire shorting out to the negative side of the battery it could be anywhere under the hood, look for any wire that look chaffed, hope this helps regards John
Check the fuel shutoff valve. to see if it is on. press the reset button to do this. if it stays on. The answer could be pinched wires (a short) from the fuse wiring back towards the shutoff valve. if the valve shuts off try checking for current with a test light. if no current . The valve is bad. it seems like a short or open circuit on the fuel system wiring.
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