I need to know where is the fuel pump relay for a 1996 toyota camry is located??

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There isn't one, they are only in Ford vehicles.

You have a fuse and a relay for the fuel pump

Toyota Camry (XV30; 2002-2006) fuses and relays

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The fuse box is located in the instrument panel, behind the cover to the left of the steering wheel. The location of the fuses in the passenger compartment: ...

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I called 3 toyota camry dealerships to buy a "2007 toyota camry fuel pump relay. None of them could find this part in their system. Nothing in the fuse/relay box in the engine compartment show anything to indicate a fuel pump relay. Many people give contradicting answers as to where the relay is located and even post diagram layouts, which don't even match what the actual engine fuse box looks like. So far it is a mystery as to where the relay is located.

The fuel pump is suppose to be buried in the middle of all the float assembly. You will need to pull it all out of the tank. You will need to disassemble the float mechanism to remove the metal cylinder in the middle which is your fuel pump. Here's a pic of what you are looking for. In some models it is located about a foot further back in the tank. According to the MFG these have been like this since 1990. Look for the item in the attached photo and you have found your fuel pump. To check the fuse and relay for this fuel pump. Try checking the fuse/relay box under the hood of this vehicle. Look at the UNDERSIDE of the relay box COVER. Toyota calls this relay a "C/OPN" relay

The pump gets power from the circuit opening relay and the EFI main relay, which are supplied through the EFI fuse. p219 here

http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/eg2.pdf

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http://www.turboninjas.com/camry/be.pdf

Only the 1MZ V6 has this relay. On the 4-cyl, the fuel pump runs off the circuit opening relay, which is in relay block 6, behind the instrument cluster.

The fuel pump doesn't have a single designated fuse, it gets electrical input voltage from several sources, the fuses tart you need to check are the 7.5A ignition fuse, the 15A EFI, the 15A starter. There are two relays that are involved, the circuit opening relay located behind the glove box and the EFI main relay located in the fuse box under the hood, the most common problem when there is no fuel pressure is the fuel pump, check all the fuses and substitute the two relays to see if it solves the problem.

Fuel pump relay is in the engine compartment left side fuse block

The two most common places are in the trunk behind the fabric on either the left or right side. The second location is near the passenger side kickplate under the dashboard. You may have to remove the panel to access the button.

I would definately check the fuel pump relay, should be located in power distribution box in your vehicle, you may be able to switch it out with a relay of the same type to see if it turns on the fuel pump, but you may need a new fuel pump if this doesn't fix it. Hope this helps.

the relay is located behind the glove box. You'll have to remove it, inside and all. Then you should see a pack of three relays just above the glove box opening. It will be the middle one. If not, please inquire to ToyotaED im sure he knows!