Not getting power to fuel pump

The fuel pumps the fuel into the engine from the tank. If you can hear it running , then you need to hook up a pressure gauge to see how muck pressure you have. If you have enough pressure then check the injectors to see if they are getting current from the computer to inject the fuel to the cylinders.

The all in one PGM/fuel pump relay is bolted to the upper left hand side of the drivers foot well. It should be gray box with lots of wires coming out of it.

fuse, ignition or relay or even fuel filter

try the inertia switch has not tripped first the there is a fuel pump timer relay that is favorite good luck

Check your fuel pump fuse or relay. It could be a clogged fuel filter or you fuel pump may be going bad.

in the fuse panel under hood its marker fuel pump relay

Low retail valve $1950.00
Average clean and in good condition $3100.00
High retail valve $4375.00
Hope this was very helpful

The fuel pump relay has nothing to do with your engine cranking/turning over. If your battery is dead, you may have gotten a bad battery, it happens. It also depends on what type of battery you got. Walmart, Deka, and advance auto batteries have some problems. IF your battery checks good, it is most likely your starter, or wiring to starter. If your battery is dead, but recharges good, you have a drain issue, you left something on, or the alternator is not putting out enough amps. You may be getting proper voltage, but no amps.

Try the Main Relay - two relays in a small rectangular box beneath the dash, next to the steering colum, with 7 or 8-pin plug to disconnect. The two relays are used differently to start than when running - failure of one relay could lead to starting but not continued running. Look at http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/startproblems.html#mainrelay

...search for the 'EFI Main Relay title (half way down the page).

http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/startproblems.html#mainrelay see EFI Main Relay, half way down page