the only way it shuts off is by disconnecting the battery or pulling the relay under the seat. Do I need to replace the fuel pump? Will the new one do the same thing?
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Tuesday, December 29th, 2009 AT 8:51 AM
GK3271
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- 1987 FORD MUSTANG
- V8
- 2WD
- MANUAL
- 150,000 MILES
I recently installed a new motor in the car after it sat for about 6 months. When I hooked up the battery the fuel pump started running and would not shut off, causing fuel to leak out the pressure regulator.
the only way it shuts off is by disconnecting the battery or pulling the relay under the seat. Do I need to replace the fuel pump? Will the new one do the same thing?
the only way it shuts off is by disconnecting the battery or pulling the relay under the seat. Do I need to replace the fuel pump? Will the new one do the same thing?
