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Will not start. No 12v @ elecric fuel pump.( gasoline engine)

Hyster H60FT ser #L177B04820D MAZDA 2.2L. Will not start No voltage at fuel pump.If I put 12v at pump truck will run good. The customer was using the lift,and got off while it was running. The truck shut down and would not start after that. How can I retreve the codes? Can anyone email me any info on wiring? sumtermhatyahoodotcom
  • Posted 12 Sep 2010 21:53
  • By rebelviper
  • joined 17 Jan'10 - 11 messages
  • South Carolina, United States

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