Fuel pump relay

Electrical problem
2000 Hyundai Tiburon 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Manual 125300 miles

Where is the fuel pump relay on a 2000 hyundai tiburon and does it have an inertia switch

Engine Mechanical problem
2000 Hyundai Tiburon 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic

changed fuel pump -car won't start - where is fuel pump relay located

Replaced cam sensor twice and still only code that pops up is 0343. Plus now we think the fuel pump is bad or maybe the relay. Do not know where to find the relay. Driving down the interstate car gave no signs just all of a sudden started bogging down would not accelerate just eventually shut off. But after it say for a day it started right back up and drove to town and home with no problem. Next time I drove it it went about a mile and a half and shut off again.

Hey guys, so I have an interesting problem. I have an 01 tiburon and it cranks but does not start (turn over).

So I figured the problem could be fuel, spark or air. Checked the spark and air and they are good. Check the fuel and there was no gas going to the engine. So I took out the back seat and checked the fuel pump. The fuel pump turns on if manually given 12 volts but it doesnt turn on normally. Checked the voltage at the electric line coming in and it was 0. So I thought it was the fuel pump relay. I swapped out one of the relays from the front and still no voltage.

After a job to keep the frustration subsided, I decided to hook up an obd device to read the codes. The device (that I know usually works and worked in another car) was having a hard time connecting to the car but after 20 tries or so it finally connected and gave me these codes. (Using pro scan 5.9)

1. P0100
Powertrain: MAF Sensor Ckt. Insufficient Activity

2. P0765
Powertrain: Shift Solenoid D Malfunction

I turned the car off and then on again and the codes had disappeared, but the connecting issue was still there.

Any thoughts on how to further proceed would be greatly appreciated.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention the pre cursor to how the car came to be in this predicament. I was driving but didnt notice that I was running low on gas. The gas dropped to almost the VERY end of E (past the little notch) but it still drove to the gas station. I filled up the tank and drove back home. I parked the car over night and tried to start it in the morning. It just cranked but did not turn over (start)

Hi Roy, I checked the voltage in the beginning as well as while cranking and its still 0 (it fluctuates a bit but only by.01 volts).

My next thought was to check the relay once again and I replaced the relay that was there. Here is a picture of what I replaced.

I also gave 12v to the fuel pump diagnostic port in the engine bay and the fuel pump did not come on. (The fuel pump still comes on if I give it 12v directly)

I’m having the exact same issue. Almost ran out of gas. And next day after getting gas wouldn’t start. Did you figure out the problem?