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I was directed to an article posted by Mopar1973Man that was on a different forum. it concerns a P1690 engine code. it says that AC noise from my lift pump can also cause this. where does alternating current come frome on a direct current vehicle. The alternator? And why does it manifest itself in the fuel tranfer pump?

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Link to the article, or more info please!!:smart:

I dont know how to give a link to squat on a computer.(I really hate these things). I have a thread posted on cumminsforum.com under ECM failing? If you can find that thred (my name there is also davisdeezle) you will find that link in one of the replies.

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I dont know how to give a link to squat on a computer.(I really hate these things). I have a thread posted on cumminsforum.com under ECM failing? If you can find that thred (my name there is also davisdeezle) you will find that link in one of the replies.

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