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Where is fuel pump and relay on 1996 Ford Explorer?

The fuel pump and relay on a 1996 Ford Explorer are located in different places:

* Fuel Pump: The fuel pump itself is located inside the fuel tank. This means you'll need to drop the fuel tank to access it. It's not something you can easily get to without specialized tools and knowledge.

* Fuel Pump Relay: The location of the fuel pump relay varies slightly depending on the specific trim level and options on your 1996 Explorer. However, it's most commonly found in the underhood fuse box, often labeled as the Power Distribution Box (PDB). You'll need to consult your owner's manual's fuse box diagram to locate the correct relay. The relay may be labeled as "Fuel Pump" or have a symbol that looks like a fuel pump. It's often near other relays associated with engine functions.

Important Safety Note: Working on the fuel system requires caution. Gasoline is highly flammable. Before attempting any work, disconnect the negative battery terminal and allow the system to depressurize. If you're not comfortable performing this work yourself, take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic.