
mphotodoc
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Fairly new to the Suabru world!
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OK, so far this is what we have done: 1. replaced fuel pump and o ring, and checked cap for any cracks. 2. checked wiring: power and ground to fuel pump circuit are both good. 3. SBF5 was blown-changed with good fuse. Still no power to pump and no power to ignition. The engine had been able to run on starting fluid, but now theres no fire to plugs. Wiring between relay and fuel pump was tested with ohmeter and there was no resistance. Checked ground to body at fuel pump and ground is good. How is the power to the ignition and power to the fuel pump connected?
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Update as of today. We hooked a battery straight to fuel pump and it shot across the driveway, so the pump itself is good. Weird thing.....when the pump is hooked up, we get no spark....if we disconnect the pump, then we have spark....I don't have any idea how that happens. We feel the relay make a thump...best way I can decribe it, lol. But somewhere from there, things go awry......
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Only in the sense that it seems worse. We did find a sbf under the hood blown. It has been replaced, and we have juice going to fuse panel now, but still not getting to the pump. However now, we cant even get it to fire on starting fluid. Hopefully with warmer temps here we can get back out to it and make some progress
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We know there is no power at the fuse box either. When the relay was tested it came up good. I will attempt to twist myself into the car and see if I can feel anything. Thank you everyone, for all the help. We spent all day yesterday working on it, and are so frustrated right now. Nothing like having the Subaru in the family go down during a snow storm, and now we have another one coming tonight.....ggrrrr.