broncos57
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PLEASE ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH OPPRCIATED
I have a 92 Integra that decides when it wants to start. I originally thought that it was the fuel pump, so I replaced it with the Airtex fuel pump from autozone that Includes fuel pump, hanger assembly, and strainer along with the fuel filter. It was working great for about a week and a half and was a lot more responsive so I know that that was part of the problem and that the fuel pump itself isn't having any electrical problems because it came with new wires already attached to it.....
But when I tried to start my car up, it started... barely... hit the gas and it cut out completely. I got out and looked at all of the fuel lines they are all connected. I thought that maybe it was because something fell into the tank when I was changing the fuel pump so disconnected the fuel pressure regulator from the fuel rack and thinking if something was clogging it, it wouldn't spray fuel everywhere when I turned it over, it didn't do anything. So followed the same process all the way back to the fuel filter took the in line off of the fuel filter turned the car over again and nothing came out.
Here is the part that has me stumped, I put it all back together and it started up, given the fact that it started up hard but it started and ran good after I kept my foot on the gas pedal for a couple minutes. I then drove it around for an extend period of time thinking maybe it just had bad gas, and put seafoam in the tank to clean anything out.
I am now at 1/2 a tank after going through one tank already and the same problem has happened again, car will not start and usually happens after I drive it for 10 min to class for 2 hours come out and it won't start. Starts up and dies every time I get out of class and have to sit there for 45 minutes trying to get it to start. I am really sick of having to have my friend tow me back to my house because it won't start after an hour of dicking with it, any suggestions?? And it isn't fuses have replaced almost every fuse and have tested all of the fuses 5 or more times now.
I have a 92 Integra that decides when it wants to start. I originally thought that it was the fuel pump, so I replaced it with the Airtex fuel pump from autozone that Includes fuel pump, hanger assembly, and strainer along with the fuel filter. It was working great for about a week and a half and was a lot more responsive so I know that that was part of the problem and that the fuel pump itself isn't having any electrical problems because it came with new wires already attached to it.....
But when I tried to start my car up, it started... barely... hit the gas and it cut out completely. I got out and looked at all of the fuel lines they are all connected. I thought that maybe it was because something fell into the tank when I was changing the fuel pump so disconnected the fuel pressure regulator from the fuel rack and thinking if something was clogging it, it wouldn't spray fuel everywhere when I turned it over, it didn't do anything. So followed the same process all the way back to the fuel filter took the in line off of the fuel filter turned the car over again and nothing came out.
Here is the part that has me stumped, I put it all back together and it started up, given the fact that it started up hard but it started and ran good after I kept my foot on the gas pedal for a couple minutes. I then drove it around for an extend period of time thinking maybe it just had bad gas, and put seafoam in the tank to clean anything out.
I am now at 1/2 a tank after going through one tank already and the same problem has happened again, car will not start and usually happens after I drive it for 10 min to class for 2 hours come out and it won't start. Starts up and dies every time I get out of class and have to sit there for 45 minutes trying to get it to start. I am really sick of having to have my friend tow me back to my house because it won't start after an hour of dicking with it, any suggestions?? And it isn't fuses have replaced almost every fuse and have tested all of the fuses 5 or more times now.