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Re: Question for Ford powerstroke people
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Posted by T_Bone on December 10, 2005 at 11:58:29 from (4.240.90.252):
In Reply to: Question for Ford powerstroke people posted by kraigWY on December 10, 2005 at 08:16:15:
Hi Kraig, From my 2001 CD Service manual. Sorry I don't have a 99 manual. Diesel
PK/BK is power feed to the pump
BK is ground. Just for your info, this shows the wiring the same no matter what engine. I would confirm wire color from power lead to frame ground. Then that would make the other wire a ground. The wire run sequence:
20a Fuse to pump relay (located on main relay block)
pump relay to inertia switch
inertia switch to pump and PCM and dash lite? The pump wire is a wire splice before continuing on to the PCM and dash lite. The inertia switch is located behind the passenger side kick pannel (2001). This shuts off fuel pump power incase of an accident. Also known to shut off after hitting a hard bump while 4wd'ing. Push to reset. I've never traced the wiring and I'm going just what the manual shows, so take this with a grain of salt. T_Bone
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