Car cranks but wont start please help
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Car cranks but wont start please help
The other day I was going to start my car and it cranked over but didnt start so I banged on the fuel pump and it started up and so today I changed the fuel pump and then I tried starting it and it would crank but wouldnt start so I checked the fuse it looked good, any suggestions, thank you in advance
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The other day I was going to start my car and it cranked over but didnt start so I banged on the fuel pump and it started up and so today I changed the fuel pump and then I tried starting it and it would crank but wouldnt start so I checked the fuse it looked good, any suggestions, thank you in advance
Not sure what I did to fix it. I ended up going to the junkyard and just pulling a bunch of fuel pumps and keeping them in the trunk. Had to replace it once in a FedEx parking lot. Hasn't come back since.
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Pharo1 (03-10-2024)
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Funny, I've had this issue before myself. Car died at a red light. Had the fuel pump replaced, died again a month in. I learned that banging on the fuel pump in the trunk managed to fix it sometimes.
Not sure what I did to fix it. I ended up going to the junkyard and just pulling a bunch of fuel pumps and keeping them in the trunk. Had to replace it once in a FedEx parking lot. Hasn't come back since.
Not sure what I did to fix it. I ended up going to the junkyard and just pulling a bunch of fuel pumps and keeping them in the trunk. Had to replace it once in a FedEx parking lot. Hasn't come back since.
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If I remember correctly I think there was a blinking key but I dont remember, and I'm pretty sure the pump has power and ground going to it because right before I changed the old pump it would start up first time when my gas was 1/4 of a tank of gas or higher but anything lower and it just wouldn't want to start but now that the new fuel pump is in it just doesnt want to start at all, and do I hook up a multimeter to the main relay fuse under the hood?
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If I remember correctly I think there was a blinking key but I dont remember, and I'm pretty sure the pump has power and ground going to it because right before I changed the old pump it would start up first time when my gas was 1/4 of a tank of gas or higher but anything lower and it just wouldn't want to start but now that the new fuel pump is in it just doesnt want to start at all, and do I hook up a multimeter to the main relay fuse under the hood?
If you have a blinking key light might be the immobilizer not detecting the key. Could try another key.
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