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Topic: new fuel pump, car still wont start??
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Infamous5.0
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Just changed it on my 91 lx and I sprayed that crap on my intake and it starts but it turns off, it starts only after I spray it but then it turns off, oh and it has about 5 gallons of gas. ? anybody know what could be wrong? thanks!
ps, im gonna try and bleed it so hopefully that will do it.
[ January 09, 2007, 04:10 PM: Message edited by: Infamous5.0 ]
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Posts: 2340 | From: Bay Area | Registered: Aug 2002
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90hogg
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check the fuel pump relay it could be in located in 2 places.. under the driver seat or near the mass air meter on the firewall
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mnstruc
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did you hit the interia switch?
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BOTIH8R
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check for fuel supply at the fuel rail
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92stangLX
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Originally posted by 64valves*pbr*:
check for fuel supply at the fuel rail
yep, make sure you are getting fuel at all. Do you hear the pump start when you turn the key? If not then double check your wiring.
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Infamous5.0
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Im going to try all these things, hopefully it will turn on. Then Im going to sell the car!
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cummins
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It sounds like you're not getting any fuel at all. I'd check pumps, relays or any switches first. Make sure your pump is turning on. If you're efi you can hook up a pressure tester to your system and turn the ignition on. You should get a psi reading with ignition on and especially when cranking. If not then you have no fuel pressure so your pump would not be working. If you're getting pressure at the rails but its still doing this then your injectors aren't firing. But I'd start with seeing if your pump is working first.
[ January 14, 2007, 08:31 PM: Message edited by: cummins ]
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