Have a 94 integra

I've been having problem starting the car, I can typically start the car up for the first time without problems then if I were to park and turn the engine off for a while and then when I'll be starting it again, it would start but would die right after. I tried pumping the gas right after I turn the engine on, the engine would react everytime I pump the gas but sometimes after I release the pedal it would die again. Other times, I would be able to start the engine up by pumping the gas.

Is the problem with the spark plugs? Or something else? or is my fuel line clogged up?

It's a manual tranny.

Hope you guys could help me.

 

I am having some similar issues. It happens very consistantly now. But I have figured out a way to get it to start and maybe this info will give some one a hint to what the problem is. So I was leaving work, started the car and it died as i put it in reverse. I cranked and cranked hoping to get something. I replaced the main relay about 2 months ago, I was getting spark and I could hear my fuel pump power up. The back seat is out of the car at the moment so I have easy access to the fuel pump. I had run out of options so i figured i should do a fail safe test on the fuel pump to make sure it is working. I unpluged the wiring harness on the outer top of the fuel tank. It started up, but of course died as it ran out of gas. So I hooked the harness back up and let fuel system pressure up, un plugged the harness and the started the engine, then plugged the harness back in before it had a chance to die. The problem is not fixed by any means, but I think it being narrowed down to a fuel delivery issue or maybe 02 sensor. Any help?

 

Yeah, it is in the fuel delivery system, my friend and I cleaned the injectors and now the car is starting up good.

 

yeah i have cleaned the injectors but no luck.

 

I'll be having my car checked before snow hits, do you think this is also connected to the ignition system?

 

I think its dumping fuel somehow and is giving the 02 sensor a false reading.

 

I just hope you could fix yours too and that mine would run smoothly over winter.