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CarGurusJan 2, 2015 - Car cranks but wont start - I have a 97 Dodge stratus i bought just a few days ago. ... just cranks but wont actually start. Its not the battery or ... the relay for the fuel pump as well. What could be ... wont start. 2003 Dodge Stratus.
CarGurusSep 7, 2013 - One day when I went to start my car it started up then as I went to reach ... anything to get it starting but he had thought it was the fuel pump but then it ... Ihave a 4 cyl 2.4l DOHC with 172,000 miles. Changed the oil on Sunday and on Tuesday it died while driving ... 2005 dodge stratus wont crank 1 answer.
A fuel pump failure will usually set no engine codes and you may get no ... Sometimes the pump will give you warning signs that it is about to go but you may not notice ...times on the tank and turn key to start again and listening for the pump hum. .... been through and you'll feel better later knowing that it has been changed.
It could be many things. When you first turn the key to the on position do you hear the fuel pump kick on? If you don't hear the fuel pump it could be the problem. You might also check the fuse to the fuel pump. It could also be a clogged fuel filter but I would guess it is the fuel pump.
Get a can of spray starting fluid and see if the engine starts up and dies right out, if so you have lost the injectors, either the PCM is fault (unlikely) or the power circuit to the injectors from the injector fuse is defective due to a defective wiring issue.
Seems to me you have a short to ground what you can do is unplug the fuel pump connector then replace the fuse to see if it still blows if it does not then you need to replace the fuel pump and sender if it does blow then you will need to trce the wire back to the fuse panel to see where it is shorted ....
Your car doesn't have a reset type of button for the fuel pump. The pump is powered by a relay fed by a 20 amp [usually] fuse and the relay is controlled by the engine computer. The pump doesn't run with just the the key turned "on" unless the engine is cranking or running.
This sounds like the PCM has taken a turn for the worst. The pcm relay sends power to the fuel relay for 2 seconds to prime the fuel system just before start up. Then the pcm ungrouds the signal for a prove out.
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