If your LeBaron's fuel pump isn't working, the problem is likely one of the following:
* Blown fuse: Check your owner's manual to locate the fuel pump fuse and check its condition.
* Relay failure: The fuel pump relay controls power to the pump. This is more likely than a blown fuse. Locate the relay (usually in the underhood fuse box) and test or replace it.
* Fuel pump motor failure: The pump itself may have failed. This requires replacing the fuel pump, usually involving dropping the fuel tank.
* Wiring issues: A short or break in the wiring to the pump is a possibility. This is hard to diagnose without specialized tools.
* Inertia switch (sometimes called a crash switch): Some cars have an inertia switch designed to cut power to the fuel pump in a collision. This switch might be tripped and need to be reset (usually involves a manual reset button). It's worth checking your owner's manual to see if your LeBaron has one and where it's located.
Instead of looking for a "reset switch," troubleshoot the fuel system systematically using the above steps, and consulting your vehicle's repair manual or a qualified mechanic.
