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Most likely there is a problem with the ground. It may have been damaged or reconnected improperly. Another possibility is that the sending unit, which is integral to the fuel pump, may have been damaged during installation. Check all of the connections (it's a pain, I know) and see of that fixes the problem. Otherwise it is probably time to replace the pump/sending unit assembly. If you don't want to spend $200 on a new fuel pump just yet, use your odometer to keep track of when you need fuel.
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