The dash lights up , I suspect an ASD issue . If I pull the ASD fuse I get 12 volts on one side of the fuse terminal and 4.28 volts on the other terminal ( which should be zero volts I believe)
The dash lights up , I suspect an ASD issue . If I pull the ASD fuse I get 12 volts on one side of the fuse terminal and 4.28 volts on the other terminal ( which should be zero volts I believe)
It sounds like you’re on the right track. If the fuel pump isn't getting enough voltage, it could be an issue with the wiring or the ASD relay not engaging properly.
Since you've got 12 volts on one side of the ASD fuse but only 4.28 volts on the other, that's definitely a red flag. It might be worth checking the wiring leading to the fuel pump and the ASD relay; there could be a short or bad connection somewhere.
Also, double-check the grounds related to the fuel pump and the PCM, as a bad ground can often cause weird electrical issues. If you have a multimeter, it might help to check the voltage at the fuel pump connector directly.