There isn't one. GM doesn't use enertia switches like Ford does. Instead your oil pressure sending unit dictates when your fuel system gets power. Once the engine reaches a predetermined oil pressure value power is sent to your fuel pump relay, thus activating the fuel pump. Now the pcm/vcm will activate the priming mode of the fuel system when you turn your ignition switch to on and that's a different circuit by itself.
The General is more concerned about health of the engine. So if you roll over in an accident the engine will stay on for a short period of time them shut off. Once there isn't any more oil pressure the fuel system turns off.
It does not have a reset or shut off switch. The fuel system is computer controlled with relays.
There is not a fuel shut off switch.
General motors does not have a fuel shut off switch.
On a 1996 Mercury Sable : The fuel pump shut off switch ( inertia switch ) is in the trunk , behind the trunk liner on the passenger side ( there is an access hole )
It does not have one, you will need to remove the fuel pump relay are the fuel pump fuse.
Gm vehicle do not have one.
No such part on a Dodge.
There is none.
The fuel pump inertia ( shut off ) switch is located in the right front passenger footwell , by the kick panel on your 1996 Ford Explorer
Chrysler does not have shut off switches. The fuel system is computer controlled with relays.
No, GM vehicles are not equipped with a fuel pump inertia shut off switch.
There is none. Chrysler does not use inertia/reset switches.the fuel shut off switch is under the backseat