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Don't you hate unknown car problems??

My electric fuel pump quit working when I switched from the rear tank to the front tank. All fuses are good and I replaced the fuel pump relay.

Mechanic is talking about it being my main computer. That is expensive as hell.

Hard to be happy when one has no idea what is wrong with the wheels.
 
rsnoble said:
Yes. But I hate unknown bodily problems worse.




Tell me about it. I spent two years going to various doctors after an 18 wheeler slammed into me on I-25. The plywood shelves in the van hit me with a force that only an 18 wheeler can deliver. Had neck surgery which fixed maybe 40% of the problem. Ther eare many things impossible to diagnose.


They are sure it is the ECM....several hundred dollars. :(
 
Testosterone boy said:





Tell me about it. I spent two years going to various doctors after an 18 wheeler slammed into me on I-25. The plywood shelves in the van hit me with a force that only an 18 wheeler can deliver. Had neck surgery which fixed maybe 40% of the problem. Ther eare many things impossible to diagnose.


They are sure it is the ECM....several hundred dollars. :(

Ouch it's a good thing you were not decapitated! It's hard to do anything without a head!
 
Testosterone boy said:


Tell me about it.

Same here. Almost 3 years after a bad car wreck and my pieces/parts still aren't all working the way they are supposed to be.
 
jnuts said:


Same here. Almost 3 years after a bad car wreck and my pieces/parts still aren't all working the way they are supposed to be.

WTH! This has turned into a "Crash Test Dummies" Thread! You are not dummies, except for rsnoble, but you get the point!
 
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Try connecting power directly to the pump, in otherwords bypass the relay all together. If the pump doesn't work then, then maybe the new pump is no good either.
 
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