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Why is my fuel pump fuse keep blowing?
Fuses are over current protection devices which means that you either have a short to ground (possibly intermittent) somewhere in the circuit or enough added resistance in the circuit that the current drawn by the pump is enough to blow the fuse.
Is there a fuse for the fuel?
One of the small, black relays is likely to control the fuel pump. Near the relay there is also typically a red, 10-amp fuse labeled “FUEL,” “F/P” or “FUEL PUMP.” If not, check under the dashboard.
Where is the fuse located for the fuel?
In most car models, the fuel pump relay is located in a fuse box somewhere under your dashboard, but it can also be located in the fuse box in the engine bay. The engine’s or the dashboard fuse box is usually a long black box containing a fuel pump relay and various other fuses and relays.
Can Am Outlander not getting fuel?
The most common reason an ATV engine is not getting fuel usually has to do with the carburetor. Either a stuck needle valve or a loose or cracked vacuum hose are the most common issues. Don’t worry, there are pretty straight forward things you can do to check where your problem is.
Where is the fuse box on Can Am Outlander?
Under the Front Gauge Support Panel Underneath you gain access to the CVT filter, the front fuse box…
What could cause fuse to keep blowing from fuel pump?
The fuel pump was bad and was replaced under warranty. It continues to blow fuse and they can’t figure out what the problem is. Any suggestions? My car has 160000 miles.
When did I replace the fuel pump in my S10?
In April I replaced a fuel pump in my S10. When they replaced it , it blew a 20 amp fuse. They put in new fuse and it ran fine till this week. 5 months later. The fuel pump was bad and was replaced under warranty.
Why does my fuel pump keep making noise?
Belt or bearing going bad. The noise you are hearing is coming from one of the bearings of the tensioner pulley, water pump, alternator, A/C pulley and possibly even the power steering pump if the noise is a bearing noise. Sometimes just a belt noise…
Can a fuel pump overload cause a problem?
If not, check the other loads on the fuel pump circuit as those other loads could be causing the problem (the overload). To check that refer to wiring diagram in Factory Service Manual.