Its ECU controlled and in some applications it can but these are few, as a rule of thumb, no. This is because the ECU is able to manage the fuel rail pressure which is a requirement for fuel injection, where as a mechanical pump would use a mechanical device for such a purpose but if your asking in theory, then yes it can be made to work although the modifications would not be efficient or as reliable as the computer controlled alternative. Hope this helps.
If you mean replacing the electric pump with a mechanical one, that is not possible.
The fuel pump is controlled by a relay. It does not have an inertia switch.The fuel pump is controlled by a relay. It does not have an inertia switch.
how dose a fuel pump pump on a 1973 how dose a fuel pump pump on a 1973
NO, it has only one fuel pump, and it is mechanical.
If you are running the fuel injection....absolutely not. No mechanical pump will provide the fuel pressure needed to run it. I don't even know if the 93 still has the mechanical fuel pump mount. Even if it did, the camshaft wouldn't have the fuel pump eccentric to run the pump.
Yes it does. But you can not run a mechanical pump on a fuel injected engine. It will not pump enough fuel to run the engine.
No, fuel pump is controlled by fuel pump relay.
No, there is no way to operate a mechanical pump on your engine.
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It doesn't have an electric fuel pump. It has a carburetor and a mechanical fuel pump. So there isn't a fuel pump fuse.
No such part exists on a Sebring, the fuel pump is computer controlled with a relay.No such part exists on a Sebring, the fuel pump is computer controlled with a relay.
You fail to list the year, so it is impossible for me to answer. If your car is Fuel Injected, it has an electric fuel pump. If it has a carburetor it has a mechanical pump.