No fuel for 1991 Corolla All-Trac

Been working on a '91 Corolla All-Trac and can't seem to get any fuel. I'm
not familiar enough with these cars to know what's what here, what are the
pinouts on the fuel pump connector so I can run power straight to it to see
if it's crapped? Also, any relays I should be checking? All fuses are
good, and everything else works fine in the car.

Thanks,

Barry wrote:[color=blue]
> Been working on a '91 Corolla All-Trac and can't seem to get any fuel. I'm
> not familiar enough with these cars to know what's what here, what are the
> pinouts on the fuel pump connector so I can run power straight to it to see
> if it's crapped? Also, any relays I should be checking? All fuses are
> good, and everything else works fine in the car.
>
> Thanks,[/color]

You can test your fuel pump by bridging a couple of terminals in the
diagnostic port under the bonnet. I dont have the schematics to hand to
tell you which ones but i *think* its the B+ and FP terminals. Do it
with a fused link-wire though, id hate to have you blow something
before i get chance to find out for sure (it could be FP to E1 but i
dont think so). Naturally B+ is a constant battery feed and E1 is an
earth. FP, you can guess :D