So why did you replace the main relay and fuel pump without checking if they were getting power? If you had checked, you would have found they were not getting power. If they are not getting power, they would not need to be replaced. Checking for power won't tell you where the problem is, but it will tell you what DOESN'T need replacing.

 

got parts for free so i changed them......

 

That doesn't change anything about what I said. You still wasted a lot of your time, regardless of whether or not you wasted your money too. You didn't solve the problem after all that wasted time either.

 

can anyone explain how to wire my fuel pump direct to the battery?

 

Yes, with a relay. The same way the main relay works.

Have you found the schematics for your car and tested what part of the fuel system isn't getting power? I don't want to keep banging on the same drum, but you're asking about duplicating the same type of circuit that's already in your car because you haven't learned how to troubleshoot the existing circuit yet.

 

just need car to run...ill put it in a shop soon

 

tried everything that i possibly could....-_- bump

 

Fixed. Have it towed to a shop that can PROPERLY DIAGNOSE your problem. Quit screwing around hunting and pecking over what the problem MIGHT BE.

 

good shop ideas to put it in?