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rudolfwolf1
Lexus GS Fuel Pump Issue
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rudolfwolf1 (Author)
Thanks for the quick response! I visually inspected the cable and plug, but I haven't actually tested the voltage at the pump itself. Is that a common point of failure?
elisasilver5
Yes, it is. The error code and symptoms do indicate a fuel pump issue. However, before replacing the entire pump, I would strongly recommend measuring the voltage at the pump connector during operation. If there's no voltage, or unstable voltage, you likely have a wiring or connector problem. But, since you have no experience, it would be best to have a workshop check it.
rudolfwolf1 (Author)
Thanks a lot for the insight! I took your advice and brought it to a local mechanic. Turns out, it was indeed a defective cable or plug connection to the fuel pump, just as you suspected. The repair cost was only 95€. You saved me a ton of money and hassle!
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elisasilver5
I had a similar issue with my GS, though I didn't check the error codes myself. Are you sure about the connections? Have you checked the voltage at the pump?