Yes, sorry I didn't clarify. I tested for power at the fuel pump while my wife turned the key as there was no noise or vibrations coming from fuel pump when key was turned.

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From: Mike Collum <collum@verizon.net>
To: vanagonstretch@AOL.COM
Sent: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 9:41 pm
Subject: Re: Bus won't start after winter storage

Gerry,?
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When you first turn on the key, do you hear (listen for it) the fuel pump run for a couple of seconds? After that couple of seconds, voltage to the pump is shut off until you start cranking the engine. Pulses from the Hall sender in the distributor tell the ECU that the engine is turning which will, in turn, pulse the pump.?
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Like I said, except for that first couple of seconds, there will be no voltage at the pump unless the engine is turning.?
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Mike?
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Gerry Lepage wrote:?
> First of all this is a 91 manual with a stock 2.1.?
> I charged the battery and tried starting my bus after a long winter storage. To my surprise... it turns over but will not start. It normally fires right up. Checked for voltage on the fuel pump and found nothing. Replaced the fuel pump relay and the other one beside it and still nothing. Had a spare ecu in the closet so I replaced that too figuring it may of gotten damaged while charging the battery but again nothing. Ran out of daylight and ideas. Anyone know what to try next??
> > Cheers, Gerry?
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