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89 190 E 2.6 no start
My 190 E will not start. I checked and have good spark, but no fuel to the injectors when I removed a hard fuel line. Possible fuel pump? Where is the pump located (possibly 2 in line pumps) and what does it take to replace them? Do I have to replace both of them?
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Pumps are in the rear. However check your Over voltage protection relay and fuel pump relay first.
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Its a good idea to replace both pumps, if one is weak then the other will just work harder.....so might as well....
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No power to fuel pump
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OVP and fuel pump relay. |
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check the relays
in this case all the idications are to Fuel or OVP relay. The fuel pumps, preferably both should only be replaced after checking / testing the above relays and if the tests indicate a faulty pump.
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