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Originally Posted by weisdaclick
No the engine would not start with the bridge in place but I wasn't sure if it would cause an issue so I didn't try for that long. If the bridge is kept in place so the pump runs all the time does the excess fuel simply return to the tank?
I notice when the ignition is on there is total silence, I seem to remember some electrical component(s) under the hood would make a slight noise.
I changed the OVP around 15 years ago, I wonder if it's gone again...
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Excess fuel is returned to tank continuously when the pump/engine are running.
It would be in order to now check the ignition system for operation. Sparks being produced, and at the right time. As
porkface noted, there is a "running" signal produced by the ignition system that tells the pump relay to remain "on".
Check the fuse on the top of the OVP.