First of all, I'd like to let everybody know that I have searched. It's been about a week since I started having car problems, and I've been working at it, and now I'm just stumped.

My car won't start, and I'm getting spark, but no fuel. I have a new Warlboro 255 LPH, which is priming. I took off the fuel line, and found out I wasn't getting fuel through my fuel filter. So I replaced that. Still nothing.


It should be the main relay right? I know the pump is turning on, but if the relay is bad, to my understanding, I could be not getting enough pressure, right?

What else could it be if it ISN'T the main relay? I have no fuel leaks, etc. It must be pressure right? I am probably going to put in my stock fuel pump tomorrow to see if theres ANY chance I got a faulty one.

 

How much voltage are you getting at the pump connector? Maybe a wire was damaged in the process (crushed, stretched, bent too much) and you're having a lot of voltage drop. Check your actual voltage with what the spec is. I haven't dealt with it before, but I'd check that next.

 

Alright, I'll try that ASAP. Anybody else?

 

Get a wiring diagram that way you can know where do you supposed to have power and ground

 

What do you mean "know where to have power and ground", as long as it runs to the main relay I'm good. I can use a volt meter to be sure I'm getting the correct power.

My only thought is that I did something wrong with the fuel pump install.