Is it a comeback? What did I do wrong? Did the new pump fail after only 2 months? Here is the link to the original repair [ Ссылка ]
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Video breakdown:
- fuel pressure test 1:18
- testing for spark 4:46
- fuel pump relay testing 8:30
- relay to pump continuity test using a test light 10:40
- fuel pump tap test 13:29
- causes of new fuel pump repeat failures 15:08
- first check of power and ground at the fuel pump 18:14
- open circuit? must recheck with a known good ground 20:32
- testing the inertia switch 21:16
- direction change, importance of retracing steps 22:55
- known good ground retest of the fuel pump power 25:18
- open circuit identified, missing power to the pump 27:12
- where is the open? where does one start looking? 29:00
- visual inspection of the harness using the test light as a guide 33:17
- how to get paid on a "comeback" 39:00
- faulty connector identified 42:00
- connector terminal removal and tightening 45:16
- I am a dumb-ass 47:33
- pin drag test 49:00
- final thoughts 53:43
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