Swap it with a known good one.
A clicking fuel pump relay typically indicates that the relay is receiving power but may not be sending it to the fuel pump. This can be caused by a faulty relay, a problem with the fuel pump itself, or an issue with the wiring or connections. To troubleshoot, check for proper voltage at the relay and the fuel pump, and consider testing or replacing the relay and fuel pump if necessary. Additionally, inspect the fuse associated with the fuel system for any issues.
To troubleshoot the fuel pump on a 1990 Mighty Max, start by checking the fuel pump fuse and relay for continuity, as a blown fuse or faulty relay can prevent the pump from operating. Next, test for voltage at the fuel pump connector while turning the ignition key to the "ON" position; if there’s no power, trace the wiring back to the fuel pump relay and ECU. If power is present, use a fuel pressure gauge to check if the fuel pump is delivering the correct pressure; if it’s below specifications, the pump may need replacement. Lastly, inspect the fuel filter and lines for clogs or leaks that could affect fuel delivery.
A 2005 PT Cruiser does have a fuel pump relay. They have a fuel pump relay rather than a fuel pump switch. The fuel pump relay is located in the fuse box.
The main relay and the fuel pump relay are the same. Take the fuel pump relay and swap it with the main relay and see if that will help you....
If the relay is bad, then the fuel pump will not work.
Yes, it is a fuel pump relay.
Bad relay, No power to relay, Wiring from relay to pump and our most likely problem is, the fuel pump is bad. changed it already
Bypass the relay and if the pump works the relay is bad.
The fuel pump relay switch looks like the normal electric switch. The function of fuel pump relay switch is turn the fuel pump on.
Swap the fuel pump relay with another like relay in the fuse/relay center. If the problem with the fuel pump goes away, the relay was bad. If not, knowing GM fuel pumps, the fuel pump is the problem.
To troubleshoot the fuel pump on a Lexus GS300, start by checking the fuel pump fuse and relay for any issues. Next, listen for the pump's operation by turning the ignition key to the "ON" position without starting the engine; you should hear a humming sound from the fuel tank. If there's no sound, use a multimeter to test for voltage at the pump connector. Lastly, if power is present but the pump isn't working, it likely needs replacement.
If the fuel pump relay is defective the fuel pump will not run.