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i have no power to my inertia switch in my 86 ford ranger, fuel pumps are fine,PCM is new,what could this be, where do i start?
Ive got no power to my Inertia switch problem
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Check the fuel pump relay.
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Like RobbieD said, check fuel pump relay. Also check computer relay and fuseable links from the starter relay. Use a meter or test light as they can look good on the outside and the wire be bad inside.
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This is a link to a thread with a problem similar to yours.
http://therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13548
http://therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13548
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relays are new
all my relays are new, i guess its time to go through the fusable links lol,thanks guys, ill get back with ya with the results!!
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A4ld NSS,Bypass?
also my neautral safety switch is throwing a code, if this switch is bad will it shut my fuel pumps down,cut power to my inertia switch? If so, can i bypass it,which wires do i need to hook together in order to bypass?
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