dxhatch1993

I am having problems getting power to my fuel pump. I have tried swapping
numerous parts from my bro's 93 hatch (such as the fuel pump, main relay, ecu, NEW battery and fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator). I know I'm probably looking in the wrong place and was wondering where else I should look. Oh yeah, I have a solid CEL that never goes off. Any help would be greatly appreciated

2lua

have you try to check the wiring? get the dvm and check for continuity of the wiring.

ABK

try swapping ECUs. When did this happen?

dxhatch1993

Whats a DVM if I might ask???? ABK....I actually did try swapping ECU's already. What else in the car gives power to the fuel pump????? Thanx guyz

ABK

DVM=digital volt meter

yeah check contiuninty from the main relay to fuel pump and so on.

here try this (I'm not sure if this is the right article my computer doesn't have adobe on it yet) http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/C...7.pdf
I think it has something about troubleshooting the fuel pump

dxhatch1993

What does a solid CEL usually mean?????????

.BigSexy

plug a paper clip into the brown plug on your ecu and tell us what code it is throwing...unless you already know whatt code it is throwing??

SL0WEGG

if it stay's solid whenever you put a paper clip into that little connecter to check the code. that usually means faulty ecu.

frgyii

Check your grounds on the motor..... if you dont have a good ground the pump will not work... i had this prob with an H22 in to a 95 civic swap, i just had to add a ground on the trany side and the pump worked...... sooo try this...

dxhatch1993

since the CEL is solid ALL the time....i am unable to put the paper clip in the diagnostic plug. Like i said, i have swapped a working fuel pump, main relay, ecu, fuel pressure regulator, spark plug wires. The car cranks, but doesn't turn on. All I know is no power is getting to the fuel pump. Could the distributor, or starter cause the fuel pump to not get power????? But.......I will try to add a ground on the tranny side.....I will let you guyz know.... THANX guyz

.BigSexy

so it is solid even when the ignition is turned off? to check the CEL code, plug a paper clip into htat brown plug, and then turn the ignition to on...the CEL should start blinking. but if that doesnt work, then I have no clue

dmbmalaka

Have you tried checking that the fuel pump power wire is actually getting power? could have a break in that line.

DBLAZE

It could be distributor....I was having this same problem yesterday and i changed the whole distributor (along with ignition coil) and the fuel pump (because after changing just distributor fuel still wasn't pumping adequately enough) and I also got a full tune-up and valve adjustment. Car runs perfectly now. Check your distributor....not just cap and rotor...

IHateJDM

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedej1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if it stay's solid whenever you put a paper clip into that little connecter to check the code. that usually means faulty ecu.</TD></TR></TABLE>

This is why you need to get the code. If you can't and it's just solid, either a bad ecu, or your ecu wiring is seriously messed up. This is the cause of your problem, unless you can get the code.