In a message dated 2/25/03 6:35:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jfenwick@netcom.ca writes:
<< Can anyone
tell me exactly where to look on a specific car that I would find in a
North American scrapyard? >>
Ford products use this type of switch. There are generally located in the
trunk and have a round or rectangular reset button on the top. Trucks have
it located just below the glove box area. These can be tripped with a sharp
hit with a rubber hammer.
Most other makes have a fuel pump relay that is controlled by the engine
computer. When the engine computer does not see a ignition pulse, no power
is sent to the pump. VW Rabbit, Golf, Jetta used a stand alone fuel pump
relay that sensed tach signal.
Harold
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