# Calling subaru people... Fuel Pump voltage troubleshooting help.

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**Category:** Shift518 Automotive\
**Created:** [January 21, 2010, 4:55pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/calling-subaru-people-fuel-pump-voltage-troubleshooting-help/249872 "2010-01-21T16:55:30Z")\
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**Post date:** [January 24, 2010, 2:00pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/calling-subaru-people-fuel-pump-voltage-troubleshooting-help/249872/10 "2010-01-24T14:00:24Z")

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> [@WTF??](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/wtf/28678/9):
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> The FP relay is single function only. Two wires for the relay field, two for voltage feed in/out to the pump. It’s the only thing the relay controls.
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> Couple questions for you:
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> 1)Have you checked to see if the PCM is getting power/turning on? Do you have a CEL in the dash with key-on position? You say “no CEL’s lit” but the CEL should be on with key-on until you start the car…possibility that your PCM circuit has no power…
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> 1. is your car AWD or FWD?
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> 3)does your car have a factory alarm on it?
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> Let me know those answers and I can whittle down the wiring for you for better diagnostics 🙂

I will have to check again tonight and let you know when i put he key to on. From my memory key on, I have a red battery light steady, and if IRC 2 other red icons, no CEL if I remember correctly. I will check in a few and report back.

It is an AWD, 97 Legacy Brighton (bottom of the line edition) I dont have a tach either to see if the Crank pos and cam pos are sending anything when it cranks, I was told that the tach would react a little when you crank it.

Brighton didnt even have a tach, so no way on the alarm! lol

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