(23-01-2022, 18:57 PM)gcs190 Wrote:  Seeing that capture, the problem is not the pump, but you can change all the components involved to continue the same or find someone who knows what he is doing and solves the problem. Having a diagnostic system does not make you a mechanic and, unfortunately, nowadays everyone has access to a diagnostic system that they do not understand, do not know how to use or have the basic knowledge to call themselves a mechanic. Look for a professional and not a parts changer, you will save money.

(24-01-2022, 09:41 AM)gcs190 Wrote:  I am not bothered by anything, in your capture it is intuited that the problem is not the pump, in fact you have spent money changing it for nothing, you can continue changing all the components that you see in your capture or diagnose the problem which will be cheaper and a professional job, I'm sorry you don't like my message but in your case you should find another mechanic who knows how to diagnose and not just change parts in case you're lucky, that's the reality.

(24-01-2022, 12:59 PM)t8Cal Wrote:  looking at all those faults I'd start looking at a common chassis ground first