Fuel pump primes but doesn't build pressure pls help !
Worked just fine 30 mins ago changed cap+rotor getting spark(confirmed) engine cranks I can hear the pump prime it's just not building/holding it's pressure pls help I need this car going as it's my DD
no cels 94 gsr
filter is under a year old and there is no leak in the gas line
no cels 94 gsr
filter is under a year old and there is no leak in the gas line
something not tightened properly making you suck air and not build pressure maybe.. fuel cap, fuel filter, fuel rail, fuel regulator?
This thread my very well have to be re-started as I get some psi(27-29) and if I hold the gas pedal down I can hear poping so I assume it's getting some gas.
so if i'm right a new pump takes maybe 30 mins to install and you don't need to drop the tank ? (looked at the FAQ section)
Last edited by B_Swapped93; May 10, 2013 at 12:34 PM.
Update #2 injectors are getting constant signal w/key in 2 position. however when pump primed it got 25psi then it dropped off pretty quick so I turned the key to #2 postion again primed it to 20psi . does this sound like the pump I find it VERY hard to beleave that all4 injectors went bad within 45 mins at the same time and are still receving signal. had a fuel cut out issue at idle with the injectors pulsing normally still sounding like the pump ? I hear it prime but I don't think it has the fource to pump enough fuel for the car to start
also where is this infamous "fuel pump relay" under the dash ? why would it cause the pump to prime but have little pressue ? that sounds like the pump it's self no ?
also where is this infamous "fuel pump relay" under the dash ? why would it cause the pump to prime but have little pressue ? that sounds like the pump it's self no ?
Last edited by B_Swapped93; May 10, 2013 at 01:15 PM.
Bump (sorry) but I'm getting the car tuned this Thursday at 5:00 i need the car to actually start to get down there.
Cliffs: pump isn't building pressure like it used to and injectors are getting steady signal but not shooting enough fuel
Last edited by B_Swapped93; May 10, 2013 at 03:53 PM. Reason: Cliffs:
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Fuel pressure regulator must be going bad. Do this as a test, get some vice grips, and PINCH your return line when the pump is trying to prime. It SHOULD shoot up. if it DOES shoot up, then your FPR must be going out. if it DOESN'T, then your pump is probably going out.
ok so if the reg is bad it must be letting too much fuel return correct thus not letting the pump 1 prime 2 keep sufficaint pressure ?. will try that test
You don't seem to be having much luck with your car lately. Hope you get it figured out soon.
Sounds like a fuel pump to me. Its a far fetched idea but the pickup in the tank may have cracked. I have a marine tank I use in my demolition derby cars that this happened to. Worked perfect until just under 3/4 of a tank then probs with fuel starvation and eventually no fuel delivery. Originally I thought the fuel pump cam on the engine (Pontiac 301) had worn out so I junked the car. When I put the tank in a fuel injected Volvo and it didn't run I was scratching my head for a while. Doubt it's your problem but its something to look for when you pull the pump.
Sounds like a fuel pump to me. Its a far fetched idea but the pickup in the tank may have cracked. I have a marine tank I use in my demolition derby cars that this happened to. Worked perfect until just under 3/4 of a tank then probs with fuel starvation and eventually no fuel delivery. Originally I thought the fuel pump cam on the engine (Pontiac 301) had worn out so I junked the car. When I put the tank in a fuel injected Volvo and it didn't run I was scratching my head for a while. Doubt it's your problem but its something to look for when you pull the pump.
Question will a 99dx pump work I have a dx sitting in my yard can I use the pump so I can at least try it and if need be drive to go get a 190plh or 255lph wally ?
the car had that REALLY bad running rich prob for a long time I replaced most of the components that would have been under stress from it just not the pump.
the car had that REALLY bad running rich prob for a long time I replaced most of the components that would have been under stress from it just not the pump.
The PGM-FI Main Relay is just above/behind the hood release lever.
I am confused, [injectors are getting constant signal w/key in 2 position] do you mean power, [12V+], if so, that would be correct, the "signal" would be a ground pulse from the ECU/ECM.
With the low fuel pressure, it is either the fuel pump, or the FPR, pinching off the return line will tell you which one it is.
Replacing the fuel pump on a 94 Integra is easy as cake/piece of pie, remove rear seat bottom, remove access panel, unbolt and remove fuel pump from fuel tank and thank the powers that be you have a G3 and not a G2. 94
I am confused, [injectors are getting constant signal w/key in 2 position] do you mean power, [12V+], if so, that would be correct, the "signal" would be a ground pulse from the ECU/ECM.
With the low fuel pressure, it is either the fuel pump, or the FPR, pinching off the return line will tell you which one it is.
Replacing the fuel pump on a 94 Integra is easy as cake/piece of pie, remove rear seat bottom, remove access panel, unbolt and remove fuel pump from fuel tank and thank the powers that be you have a G3 and not a G2. 94
The PGM-FI Main Relay is just above/behind the hood release lever.
I am confused, [injectors are getting constant signal w/key in 2 position] do you mean power, [12V+], if so, that would be correct, the "signal" would be a ground pulse from the ECU/ECM.
With the low fuel pressure, it is either the fuel pump, or the FPR, pinching off the return line will tell you which one it is.
Replacing the fuel pump on a 94 Integra is easy as cake/piece of pie, remove rear seat bottom, remove access panel, unbolt and remove fuel pump from fuel tank and thank the powers that be you have a G3 and not a G2. 94
I am confused, [injectors are getting constant signal w/key in 2 position] do you mean power, [12V+], if so, that would be correct, the "signal" would be a ground pulse from the ECU/ECM.
With the low fuel pressure, it is either the fuel pump, or the FPR, pinching off the return line will tell you which one it is.
Replacing the fuel pump on a 94 Integra is easy as cake/piece of pie, remove rear seat bottom, remove access panel, unbolt and remove fuel pump from fuel tank and thank the powers that be you have a G3 and not a G2. 94
ok pinched the return line fully psi rose buy 10-15. no fuel in the vac line. 2nd thing as soon as I touched the line between the rain and the filter the pressure driopped a fair bit(line still clamped). im thinking weak/dying pump. so can I get one from an ls and drop it in there ?
dat rust
dat rust
Last edited by B_Swapped93; May 11, 2013 at 05:22 AM.
well new wally 255 in there did help but till doing the same thing it's either the injectors not firing or no spark everything else checks out will confirm spark soon.
Fule spark....mechanical timing is WAY the **** off that being said I happened whilst the car was sitting so im sure things will be fine
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