'96 fuel pump does not come on with key

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'96 fuel pump does not come on with key

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Please forgive me if I missed it somewhere, I tried searching and didn't find what I was looking for.

I have a 96 Z26 and a few weeks ago the fuel pump quit turning on with the key and priming the system. If I crank the engine long enough to get oil pressure then the pump kicks on and it starts up and runs fine with fuel pressure in the mid 40's. I was going to try swapping out the relay but i am not real sure which of the 4 on the passenger strut tower it is.

Any help you guys could give me would be greatly appreciated.


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I assume you checked the fuse?


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If it runs when he has oil pressure then it's definitely something up with the relay.


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Thanks for the help everyone. I sorted it out today. It was the innermost relay of the 4. Swapped it with the outer one, which was the same, and all was good. Not sure what I disabled by putting the bad relay in the outer spot. Everything I read says the relays in that area should be for the fuel pump, blower motor, rad fan, and a/c compressor. I assumed it was the a/c comp because I still have a blower motor and the rad fan relay is obviously higher amperage. Every part store website tells me the fuel pump and a/c comp relays are different. Everything seems to be functioning as normal though, a/c hasn't worked for years, so oh well.


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