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Eighty Eight Includes the '97-'98 Regency and '96-'99 LSS Models
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Old 05-30-2006, 12:32 AM
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1989 olds 88 royale brougham

someone PLEASE help me..... as im driving my fuel pump fuse will pop for no reason at all it seems to only do it when its hot out ....(just started recently) ill put another fuse in try to start the car and BANG pops again over and over and over..... please someone help me im ripping my hair out here
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Re: 1989 olds 88 royale brougham

Just on a hunch, when was the last time you replaced the fuel filter? If your filter is clogged, your pump may be struggling to shove fuel past the crap in your filter and this extra pull of power could be causing the fuses to pop.

Umm...yeah, that is a pretty weak theory but you may need a new filter anyway.

Anyone else have a theory?
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