Awesome, thanks for that!
I may try replacing the relay first then go on to the module if that does not fix the issue.
Awesome, thanks for that!The fuel pump driver module is in behind the passenger side panel in the trunk.
It's bolted to the side roughly above in between the battery and fuse box.
So I had to assume it was the fuel pump module relay as since I did that, I have not had the problem since. Easy and cheap to do.Did you find the core of the problem? Having same issue rt now. Thanks.
Glad it was something simple and hopefully there's not another issue that caused the fuse to blow.Good thing I was taught to check for the easiest possible problem first. Was simply the fuel pump 30Amp fuse was bad. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
Glad to hear you got it fixed. Definitely a cheap and easy fix.Happy to report thanks to you kind folks and your help and suggestions my Hellcat is back on the road!
I purchased a $20 Advance Auto fuel pump relay and a $11.99 (with coupon) a Amazon code reader (to reset my U0109 and P025A code)
After replacing that relay it fired right up just like when new! Time will tell if I have any more issues but looks like a $20 part made my car happy again, codes are clear and engine light off and she is starting on first push of that start button!
Thanks for the help everyone!
Now the big decision... Do I keep my 2015, 2,900 mile Garage Queen Hellcat or is it time to part ways?
I'm thinking I may like my garage space back and make room for a new Harley? Kids are finishing school and some stress relieving long motorcycle road trips are way over due? Big Decisions but at least she is starting again! Thanks All!