no power to fuel pump fuse is good theysay no relay 2007 sentra 2.o 4 cyl

Asked by Guru9FD9G Jul 21, 2017 at 09:24 PM about the 2007 Nissan Sentra S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car wont start turns over good what sends power to fuel pump

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SubaruTech5862 answered 6 years ago

How do you know there's no power to fuel pump? Check harness connector at pump with DVOM (volt meter) with the key on should have 12 volts, if it does your fuel pump is bad.

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GuruTC24W answered 5 years ago

New fuel pump took the old fuel pump and connected it to a hot in the ground from the battery old fuel pump came on

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GuruT1ZVK answered 5 years ago

Gurutc24w what do u mean by u connected to a hot in the ground from the battery is fuel pump?

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Jose8669 answered 3 years ago

Sorry but did you find out what was wrong with it? Having the same issue on my 2007 sentra.

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