If you have good voltage and ground at the connector for fuel pump motor and no pump action, I suspect the pump. I've seen pumps that would run but not make much if any pressure.
There is a fuel pump test connector, under the hood, firewall, usually battery side of engine. Red wire electrical connector, nothing plugged into it. If you use a jumper wire from battery + to connector, the pump should run, don't have to use the key. Probably should use an inline fuse with the jumper, just in case. I didn't think about that earlier. You still have to check voltage and ground at the rear.
I haven't heard of GM fuel pumps being attached at the bottom, somehow. I have heard of that on other makes, can't remember which make? I think it was a ford?
Friday, August 5th, 2011 AT 6:56 PM