Fuel pump wiring diagram?

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JOE PATRICK
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  • 1995 JEEP WRANGLER
  • 10,000 MILES
Was told by garage that my wife's jeep needed a fuel pump. I installed new fuel pump and strainer. Changed fuel pump relay. Jeep still will not start. When relay energizes fuel pump comes on, jeep will start. Have to wait for relay to energize, about 15 minutes. Not sure what to look at next.
Saturday, December 31st, 2011 AT 9:26 PM

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GUNNY9129
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I have the same problem replaced fuel pump and both fuel pump relay and ASD relay still problem exists. What next?
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Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 AT 3:02 PM
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CJ MEDEVAC
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I believe ASD relay sends power to everything so car will start.
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Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 AT 9:03 PM
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JOE PATRICK
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The ECU runs everything, sends power to relays.I was looking at the ECU, used hair drier on it and jeep started right up. Let set for a while in cold and no start. Set up so I could start in mornings, but as I went down road cold air on ECU shut eveything down. Had to order new ECU.
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Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 AT 11:04 PM
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FIXITMR
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Have heard alot of ecu replacements but never herd heat up made it work! Wonder how hard to disassemble and look for maybe obvious problem would be?
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Saturday, January 7th, 2012 AT 10:15 AM
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PERRY89
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I'm having a similar problem with my 95 Jeep Wrangler except cold air going down the road doesn't shut the ecu down. When you turn the key into the on position the seat belt light comes on like normal with the buzzing sound and then shuts off but the relays have no power until after 5-15 mins of sitting waiting and then the fuel pump relay and the auto shutdown relay start clicking building speed to a rapid click. After they stop clicking the fuel pump will turn on, car able to be started and runs fine. Could this be my problem? It sounds very similar to what I'm experiencing. The colder it is outside the longer it takes for the cycle to begin but like I said the cold air doesn't affect it after the vehicle has been running. I have checked all fuses and relays trying to figure out the problem as well as I have checked the wiring and everything is in order besides the dash illumination wiring and the windshield wiper wiring have been clipped by a previous owner and rewired to a switch for some reason.
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Saturday, March 24th, 2012 AT 9:56 PM
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Perry89, you need to start a new question with this problem. The guys who replied originally will get automated e-mail notifications of your new question, but no one else will see it or be able to help you. That's doing yourself a disservice. I could suggest checking the battery voltage to see if one cell is shorted but other than that, posting a new question will give all the other experts a chance to help. I only got the automated e-mail because I was watching to learn the answer to the problem too.
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Sunday, March 25th, 2012 AT 7:49 AM

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