Fuse 27 relocation inefective.

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Did the bypass and still cranks, no start. I think the harness on the header wasn't the issue. Yes it was a problem, but I don't think those wires had anything to do with the fuel pump. Also, the fuel gauge reads zero. I know it's got gas in it.
 
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Do you have/using a Power Probe?
Yes, fuse relocation is hot, but only pin 1 has power at the fuel pump control module. Not sure if this is correct or not. Tank is still half out so will check power at the pump next.
This has turned into a major pain in my ass.
 

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More spit ballin’ here, but do you have any codes or notifications in reference to the Restraint Control Module (RCM) or the SRS, which will cut fuel if it senses a crash? I know long shot.
 
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More spit ballin’ here, but do you have any codes or notifications in reference to the Restraint Control Module (RCM) or the SRS, which will cut fuel if it senses a crash? I know long shot.
Check engine light isn't lit but will scan it anyway.
 

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Looking in the manual, it shows DTC fault B11D8:12 or B11D8:14 in memory. The air bag warning will not be illuminated.

Short to voltage, short to ground, open circuit

With the harness the way it was burnt, being optimistic, as the signal to the FPCM from the PCM could have set that off due to the RCM sensing the short. Fingers crossed
 

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In the mustang world the FPCM reset button is located in the trunk by the tail light behide the trunk material. I know not very helpful and I'm not sure if a truck would have a reset button located somewhere.
 
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