I was told by an auto repair shop I needed a new fuel pump but was quoted a very high price for replacement. After checking that the old pump was getting electricity (I thought), I replaced the pump myself. However, fuel is still not being delivered, and the new pump makes no noise when the ignition is turned on. Apparently I checked the wrong wires when I checked for power on the old pump. I checked all the fuses in the glove compartment, even though none was labeled "fuel pump".
How do I make sure the pump is getting electrical power?
Under the hood, there's a bank of relays on the left side (as you face the car). Which one (if any) controls the fuel pump?
What else am I missing?
PLEASE HELP!
And thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Ed Lynk