To find it, you need to:
1. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual: This is the most reliable source. The manual will have a diagram showing the fuse box locations and what each fuse controls. Look for a fuse labeled "fuel pump," "electric fuel pump," or something similar.
2. Check the fuse boxes: Most vehicles have at least one fuse box under the hood and another inside the cabin (often under the dashboard). Examine both carefully. Some vehicles even have a third fuse box in the trunk or engine bay.
3. Look for a fuse box diagram: If your owner's manual isn't handy, sometimes the fuse box lid itself will have a diagram showing which fuse is which.
4. Use an online resource: Searching online for "[Your Vehicle Year, Make, and Model] fuel pump fuse location" might provide helpful information from forums or repair sites. However, always double-check with your owner's manual as information online can be inaccurate or outdated.
Caution: Before working with fuses or electrical components, always disconnect the negative terminal of your battery to prevent accidental shorts or shocks.
