civic that won't start.

I've check/done so far:
-battery good
- full tank of gas
- have spark
- all fuse are good
- main relay good (even have 2 other spares ones)
- ECU ground good (located on thermostat)



I went to junkyard and got 2 more EG fuel pumps. I've swapped both in, still won't start.
I don't hear it prime (5-8sec when key is on IGN II).


Questions:

1) Is there a way to test fuel pump to make sure it's working?
2) is there a way to find out of fuel pump is getting POWER?

 

You need a multimeter. Check whether voltage is received by the fuel pump on the power wire and that the fuel pump ground wire is good.

 

when you turn your key on you should hear the fuel pump run. its a quiet whiny noise coming from under your back seat. if you dont hear it, take out the seat and put a meter on your fuel pump (under metal cover) and see if you have power. i'm not sure which wire its supposed to be, it's been awhile since i've worked on a honda fuel pump

 

ylw/green wire provides power i believe

 

I took the plate cover.
Now I have 1 connector plug going into the fuel pump
It has yellow wire with silver spots & another black wire with silver spots.

I'm assuming yellow/silver is power
black/silver is ground.


With my multimeter i bought at autzone, do I:

a) keep the connector plugged up to the fuel pump,
then stick red probe from multimeter to the inside of the yellow/silver connector & the black probe from mulitmeter to the black/silver connector?

or

b) keep the connector plugged up to the fuel pump,
red probe into yellow/silver
black probe touching chassie/ground


Thanks guys.

 

1) Unplug the connector and measure voltage between the two plug terminals while a buddy turns the key to ON(II). Battery voltage should appear for 2 seconds.

2) If no voltage is detected, then do a similar voltage test where you measure voltage between the Yel wire terminal and body ground.

 

never mind... I forgot the car had kill switch... I just had to reset it.. lol