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On the fuel pump relay is 4 wires 1 an orange and blue wire that goes to the dlc them to the pcm.. it is the fuel pump wire .. need to know its path when it goes into the PCM and out of the pcm and where does it end up at / at some point it jhas to end up at a ground // is this wire internally grounded inside the PCM or where does it go after it exits the pcm please help thanks in advance Gerald
It may have its own ground but theres no info on that. you can look at ecm diagram and check all your ecm grounds if you suspect that to be an issue it will be one of them... what are your symptoms bo power to fuel pump? Does It works when you energize or bypass the relay? Did you check the inertia shut off switch?
inertia switch checked and all is good / do you have an ecm diagram for this vehicle ?? when i hook up this wire through the PCM the engine doesnt run but when i run that wire directly to ground the engine runs all day long but id like to hook it up properly
the pcm grounds the lb/o wire inside the pcm. the red wire on the other side of the coil goes to the pcm and splices down to the pcm relay. when the pcm relay turns on it turns the pcm on so it can ground the relay.
Cheryl is right on here. If you can ground the light blue/orange wire and get the pumps to run, but don't get any fuel with the circuit hooked up normally, then I'd pursue that light blue/orange wire right to the PCM.
If the PCM isn't supplying a ground, then I'd suggest checking all powers and grounds before replacement.
Like tyler said start with checking your lb/o wire at pcm if you get ground there well chase the broken wire if you do not have ground well check ground inputs to pcm I'll shoot a pcm diagram up here when I get a chance I wasn't able to get to ship computer today to look up all the powers and grounds to pcm I'll post it tomorrow afternoon if we haven't got something figured out by then
if pcm power diode or pcm main fuse or pcm main relay had any problems through the circuitry i would have no power to the fuel pump relay all powers are good
Your right about not getting power to the coil side of the fuel pump relay if you can activate it with the ground then that's not where your problem is you need to check the output at the ECM to see if your ECM is commanding ground if not then we need to check powers and grounds to ECM
I do believe the PCM is a 104 pin connector. I have no diagram as to where the powers and grounds are to this PCM .I need the pinout diagram for this PCM can you all please help me with this and thanks
I have one more question there are three vacuum solenoid on the right hand side of the valve cover looking from front to back I know for a fact one of them goes to the EGR valve I have no idea where the other two go or what they operate they're all three vacuum switches all three of them have two wire connectors can you please help me with this and again thanks for all your help God bless you all
Thanks tyler. I just got access to mitchell on demand I like it a lot better than alldata . It's easier for me to just snap a pic with my phone and upload it rather than downsize it on a computer and upload
Ben wrote: Thanks tyler. I just got access to mitchell on demand I like it a lot better than alldata . It's easier for me to just snap a pic with my phone and upload it rather than downsize it on a computer and upload
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Agreed! I sometimes end up taking pictures with my phone, since occasionally I'll want the wiring diagram AND a connector pin out. Mitchell won't let you use both at the same time, so I just photograph both and take it with me to the car.