fuel pump quit after 17,000 miles. where is reset

Many GM vehicles and trucks have the oil pressure switch controlling the fuel pump instead of an "inertia switch" (cutoff/reset switch) like Ford. It is used to kill the pump if you run out of oil thus saving the engine, or shutting off the pump in the event the vehicle rolls over as the oil will flow out of the pan and so will the gas flow out of the tank. The oil flowing out of the pan and into the top of the engine on an upside down car will cause the pressure to drop, thus cutting the fuel pump off. If the oil pressure sending unit switch on the engine is defective on any of these models equipped it can either cause the pump to stop running as soon as the ignition is turned to the start postition, which could explain why you have enough pressure in your fuel rail to squirt 10 inches. (Which means your pump is turning on) Also the fuel pump relay can stick as well so be sure to check that! Hope this helps, not extremely familiar with grand ams.