Not getting enney fire at fuel pump

SOURCE: 1991 Explorer fuel pump

so where is the shut off reset for the fuel pump on the 91 explorer? does anyone really know?

SOURCE: 95 tbird want crank. replaced fuel pump still want crank

Hey Poochbear,

I had this prob with my Avenger where it would keeping cranking and turning over and wouldnt start, turned out my distributor and crank sensor went out. Once i got those parts replaced, it fired right up. Also check to see if your car has an ignition module. But 9xs out of ten its usually the 1st of the 2 that i mentioned.

Hope that helps.

drmorgan71

SOURCE: Doesn't get fire since replacing fuel pump.

Normally after replacement of the fuel pump you need to get the fuel flowing back through the system again. To do this, turn the ignition key until you hear the fuel pump kick in for a few seconds, then turn key back to off. Repeat this several times to get the fuel flowing. If this doesn't help, you will need to ensure that the fuel pump is actually coming on. Let me know

SOURCE: 2002 chevy express 3500 turns over but wont start,

CHECK YOUR CRANK SENSOR AND CAM SENSOR.

SOURCE: Engine cranks over. Will not fire. Seems like no

Remove the air intake and spray starting fluid into the throttle body while someone is attempting to start the truck (use short burst and don't use too much). If the truck starts and runs briefly then you have a fuel delivery problem. I'm assuming that this truck is fuel injected, so turn the key to the on position and listen for the fuel pump humming. Also, have a mechanic check the fuel pressure at the fuel rail. Any auto parts store can tell you what the fuel pressure should be. If it is below the accepted threshold then your fuel pump is bad. Also check for a relay that controls the fuel pump (rather than a fuse)