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Where is the fuel pressure pump located on a Chrysler 2000 T and C...inirtia switch?
Fuel pump is in the tank on the chrysler mini-vans. have to drop the tank to access the pump. there is no inertia switch on dodge and chrysler products. Could have a problem with the fuel pump relay , believe it is under hood in the fuse box.
What does an inirtia switch on 1995 sable do?
If the vehicle receives a substantial jolt from a collision or perhaps hitting a bad pothole , the inertia switch will trip and open the electrical circuit so that no power gets to the electric fuel pump - it's a safety device . If the switch trips it has to be reset manually by pressing the button down that is located on the top of the switch
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