Emergency Fuel Shutoff
combatcat
07-21-2007, 01:19 PM
Do Not Have Owners Manul For 92 Caprice, Is There A Emergency Fuel Shutoff On This Model, If So Where Is The Reset Button
silicon212
07-22-2007, 03:58 AM
Do Not Have Owners Manul For 92 Caprice, Is There A Emergency Fuel Shutoff On This Model, If So Where Is The Reset Button
I do not believe these have an EFCO - Blue Bowtie might straighten me out on that, but with no EFCO there's no reset.
PS you don't have to Capitalize The First Letter Of Every Word. It's annoying!
I do not believe these have an EFCO - Blue Bowtie might straighten me out on that, but with no EFCO there's no reset.
PS you don't have to Capitalize The First Letter Of Every Word. It's annoying!
Blue Bowtie
07-22-2007, 08:30 PM
Welcome to AF!
No need to straighten anything - silicon is right on. Fords have had such an inertia switch in the past. That swhich cuts fuel pump power in high-G events (like sudden impacts). No domestic GM vehicle has such a switch. If the fuel pump isn't operating, you need to examine the pump power circuits. I'd suggest starting with testing for voltage at the fuel pump relay, thereby splitting the system in half.
No need to straighten anything - silicon is right on. Fords have had such an inertia switch in the past. That swhich cuts fuel pump power in high-G events (like sudden impacts). No domestic GM vehicle has such a switch. If the fuel pump isn't operating, you need to examine the pump power circuits. I'd suggest starting with testing for voltage at the fuel pump relay, thereby splitting the system in half.
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