I'm helping a neighbor with his 2000 Toyota Avalon (built in October 1999), we just replaced the engine but now the fuel pump won't come on. I checked and found out that there is no voltage to the pump, I checked the EFI Main relay and found it's working fine but now I'm trying to find the fuel pump relay, the Haynes manual says that it's on the passenger side footwell but I took the glovebox out and the lower kick panel and it doesn't appear to be located here.

Just to eliminate any questions, I did go over all of my connections on the new engine, paying particular attention to the grounds. Three located on the intake manifold, one by the coolant cap which leads over to the right shocktower, and then there are also two on the left side, one connecting to a bracket on the forward head and the other one going to a bellhousing bolt with both of these terminating on the left shocktower.

BTW, I used some starting fluid to start it and the engine fired right up and ran for a couple seconds, it runs very smooth considering there's no fuel, I'd just like to fix this so it will run longer than 3-4 seconds..

Any help would be appreciated, thanks

Nobody on this forum knows where the fuse or relay is for the fuel pump?