shorted fuel pump. disconnect the pump and see if the fuse still blows

roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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it only blows when i'm driving but not when i start it plus if i disconnect the fuel pump i cant start it anyways cause then there will be no fuel going to the engine and the shut off switch will then engage

Response from tractor_jeff
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ok, that was not stated in your original post.

check the actual fuel pressure while running.

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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okay and what psi should it be while running on average lik 12-14 or something like that sorry for being an ass i was confused is all

Response from tractor_jeff
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35-40 lbs, your are not a pain in the buttocks....lol

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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okay and if its over 35-40 or under 35- then what possibly look at the fuel pump itself and change it or maybe the fuel filter

Response from tractor_jeff
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no filter. the pressure would be low as the pump struggles to run and draws too much current thus blowing the fuse

Roy

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okay thank you will do ill email you back in the mornign or sometime soon to let you knwo thanks for the info

Response from tractor_jeff
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good luck

Roy

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