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The only part of the fuel pump circuit thst enters the cab is for the inertia switch. I believe you will find that both of those wires penetrate the firewall on the passenger side, just a few inches to the right of the inertia switch.
Perhaps this will help you.
The only part of the fuel pump circuit thst enters the cab is for the inertia switch. I believe you will find that both of those wires penetrate the firewall on the passenger side, just a few inches to the right of the inertia switch.
Perhaps this will help you.
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Looking at the condition of that connector... you may want to consider the relay mod for your headlamps. It's been really hot...
Looking at the condition of that connector... you may want to consider the relay mod for your headlamps. It's been really hot...
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Awesome, thanks for the info! I’ll look into the mod. I also found instructions for troubleshooting no start/ fuel pump issue on the forum. Thanks again for your help!
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How To Test The Ford Fuel Pump Relay -No Start Troubleshooting (Green Relay)
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