Check your power distrubution box. Make sure all wires are not
corroded or otherwise sketchy.
When I removed the nose of my 89 Mi16 to install the new radiator (a
process that laid the car up for a couple of weeks due to time) the
car would not start when I put it all back together.
I scratched my head quite a bit....then happened to finally get it to
start. I realized that if the wires to the power distriubution block
were moved in a certain way, it wouldn't start...I beleive due to fuel
pump IIRC.
Double check that area. Left side apron in the engine bay. Little
black box with wires coming in underneath it.
Quoting Bill Branch <bill@billbranch.net>:
> Hi, Everyone,
> I discovered Sunday I was getting spark. I discovered today that I
> am not getting voltage to the main pump. Applying 12v to the pump
> reveals it works. The fuses at the relay box on the right front
> fender are all good, with the ignition on one fuse (middle) is
> getting power.
> Any tips, or I am ready to call the flatbed?
> Thank you.
> Bill
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