1998 Mazda 626 No Start Fuel Pump
You might be on the right track though as fuel pumps were not uncommon on those years of 626.
Cosmo...Mazda Tech
Cosmo...Mazda Tech
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That egi fues is impossible to find here..Can I check it with a meter..It is a relay correct..??Thanks
Bruce
Suggested Repair
With the top fuel line removed from the fuel filter, have someone crank the engine and check whether fuel comes out. If none does, suspect the fuel-pump wiring or the pump itself. Also check the under-hood EGI fuse. The fuel-pump relay may be the gray relay nearest the driver-side fender or the middle one, but that location was not confirmed.
Conversation Summary
A 1998 Mazda 626 4-cylinder lost power and will not start. The owner confirmed spark and the coil pack, replaced the fuel filter, and could not hear the fuel pump or identify the fuel-pump relay among three gray relays. The technician said the relay might be nearest the driver fender or in the middle, but was unsure. The recommended checks were to disconnect the top fuel line at the filter and look for fuel while cranking, then inspect the under-hood EGI fuse. If no fuel appears, the pump wiring or pump itself may be at fault. The owner's follow-up about testing the EGI fuse with a meter was not answered.
