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it is usually called a inertia switch which means it is to shut off the fuel system in case of a rollover.
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Where is the fuel reset button if it has one on a 2000 Chrysler Cirrus?
There is no reset fuel pump on any Chrysler vehicle.
Where is the fuel reset button for a 96 fleetwood brougham if there is one?
There is none on any GM vehicle.
Where is the fuel reset button on the Mazda mvp 1997?
There is no fuel pump inertia switch on any Mazda. These are found on Ford vehicles.
How do you reset the fuel counter on 1994 Cadillac sts?
push your information button on the dash until the fuel used comes up. Then push and hold the reset button next to it. That will reset your fuel used. You can reset just about any reading on your dash this way.
Is there a fuel Pump Reset Button in a 1992 Saturn SLR?
There is NOT a reset button on Saturns - this was used mostly by Ford products - part of the inertia switch for fuel system cut off after a crash. Eric I've never heard of any vehicle having a fuel pump reset button. Answer Eric is correct.....Saturn does NOT have a fuel pump reset button, but Ford came out with theirs in the 80s, I believe, and offered it on most of their vehicles. Its purpose was to shut off the fuel pump in the event of a crash to avoid fire. It sometimes tripped causing the car to act like it was out of fuel and had to be reset to restart the pump. In the Escorts it was located in the passenger side trunk area.
Fuel reset for s-10 blazer 2001?
There is no fuel reset (inertia switch) button on that blazer or any GM for that matter. That is a Ford thing.
Where is the fuel reset button on a 2005 Chevy silverado?
Chevy never had a fuel reset button on any of there trucks. Check fuel pump for power at the fuel tank/fuel sending unit. If you have power there then replace pump. If you have no power at the fuel sending unit then CHECK the fuel pump fuse and relay.
Is there a fuel reset button on a 2002 Pontiac grand am?
No, a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am does not have a fuel reset button. The best way to identify any problems is to either have a mechanic look at it or to check the fuse and relay to ensure there is a proper connection.
How do you find the reset button on a 1998 Chevrolet venture van?
What do you need to reset? If you are talking about the fuel pump reset there isn't any on Chevys. Keep in mind fuel pump failure is the #1 problem on these vehicles.
What does the fuel reset button on a 2001 Ford Expedition do?
The fuel pump shut off ( inertia ) switch is a safety device that " breaks " the circuit to the electric fuel pump so that no power flows to the electric fuel pump if your vehicle has received a substantial jolt from being in a collision or perhaps hitting a really bad pothole . When the switch is tripped the fuel reset light is supposed to come on in your gauge cluster , indicating that the switch needs to be manually reset - If the fuel reset light comes on , check for any gas leaks or the smell of gas - if none , push the reset button on the switch and then turn the ignition key to the RUN position for a few seconds , and then turn the ignition key to the OFF position - check for any gas leaks or the smell of gas again - if none , go ahead and start the engine
What is the location of the fuel pump reset button 2000 Chevy Blazer?
There is not a reset button. As I stated before, there is NOT a reset button on any car with the exception of a Ford. If anyone knows otherwise then I ask that you state the year, make and model and the exact location. This is correct, GM uses a computer controlled relay as the safety shutoff.
How do you reset oil light on 2012 Ford F150?
After an oil change, the reset light on the 2012 Ford F150 may reset itself. If not, on the left side of the steering wheel use the toggle button to scroll to the settings menu. Press the > button to go to Vehicle Settings. Press > again and scroll to Vehicle. Press > once again and scroll to Oil Life Reset. You can set to any percentage you want from 10-100%. Press and hold the OK button to set.
