Established in 1990, China JouYang Electrical Products Co.,Ltd. is known as a leading fuel pump relay manufacturer and designer of high and low-voltage electric appliance in China. We integrate scientific research, development, production, sale and service in one company. Our custom fuel pump relays products are characterized by their superior dustproof, splash-proof, anticorrosion, fire-resistant, thermo-stability and aging-resistant properties. Having received ISO9001 certification for our manufacturing and sales systems, we have also been issued European 'CE' and Chinese 'CCC' safety authorizations for our products. All of our OEM fuel pump relay products are strictly according to IEC/GS/EMC/LICE/UL/CSA standard and guaranteed by People's insurance Corporation of China (PICC).

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Many Bricksters have experienced no-start problems that were later traced to the fuel pump relay unit. On closer inspection, it was often discovered that the source of the problem was bad solder joints inside the unit where the the actual electromagnetic relay is soldered to the circuit board. The bad joints would work for many years, but would eventually get very hot because of their increased resistance. This heat would often show up as burn marks on the circuit board or on the relay, and in extreme cases would discolor or melt the plastic casing of the unit.

If your fuel pump is not working there is a possibility that your fuel pump relay is bad. When you turn the ignition key forward the coil inside the relay is energized. When the coil is energized you can generally quietly hear the fuel pump buzzing for a few seconds. The fuel pump will come on before the engine has a chance to start up so that the fuel system will be pre pressurized. If the relay has gone bad the fuel pump will never come on. If you don’t hear the fuel pump turn on, look under the hood, probably inside the fuse panel to locate the relay. The air conditioning circuit will probably use a similar relay. If the relays are the same, you can swap the two to test the fuel pump relay.