New fuel pump won’t turn on

Test for power at pump while a helper is CRANKING the engine.. You can’t just turn the key on for testing - engine must be rotating!

Hello, the first concern is whether or not testing was performed prior to replacing the fuel pump in the first place. Did you verify no fuel pressure and delivery present? When this was the case, did you check for power and ground at the pump? If it was present before and is not now, check circuit protection and wiring integrity and connections. If no testing was performed on the electrical part of this prior to the replacement of the pump, perhaps the original pump was actually good in the first place. You may find that there was a power supply concern from circuit protection or even an anti-theft mechanism concern. Testing referencing a shop manual and utilizing diagnostic tools and equipment to find out the source of the concern with the vehicle present hands on is necessary.