I have a 2004 ford bantam rocam 1.3 there is no fuel supply replaced new pump checked pump is working there is no power supply to pump checked fuses all good checked cutt off switch ok cleaned power lug under driver seat bakkie still refuse to start
it hasn't got one of these fancy-shmanzi security enablers, does it? This could have the high-pressure fuel panic button, located drivers footwell which shuts off all fuel on a collision to stop high pressure fuel spray in an accident. These fords are famous for this inconvenience in the name of safety. When you say checked butt off switch, did you mean this 'panic fuel shutoff?' cause this is going to be my only guess, which should have you back up as fuel pressure is restored. perhaps you hit the wrong button.
Check the electric wire coming from the petrol tank that powers the pump in the tank under the bakkie,could be disconnected before it gets to the fuse box
...well maybe, but there is a "panic button"...think that is red and about 1/4" in diameter...may be under the dash on the left side of the kick panel~...you can't miss it~
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