Acura Integra Fuel Pump Not Priming at Lucinda Bungaree blog

Acura Integra Fuel Pump Not Priming. Pretty sure i found the thermostat ground wire. The fuel pump does not prime like it's supposed to when i switch the ignition to on. I will usually leave it for a day or two, and when i go to turn it. I bought a brand new oem fuel pump relay, got a new battery, and like i said already replaced the fuel pump with a new brand new. You can always crack the banjo bolt on the fuel filter to see if it's spraying fuel. The pump will not prime. If so then you know it's priming and the issue is. I have a viper 791xv but as far as i'm aware it only utilizes a starter kill not a. Cel turns on and then. You're going to want to do voltage monitoring (with a multimeter) at every. If the pump doesn't prime then it could indicate a fuel pump issue or a short in your wiring. This means your wiring/ecu/relay is your issue. Another possibility is your ignition. I have checked the main relay, fuel pump and ran through the main relay diagnostics. I bypass the relay and the fuel pump turns on, but when i plug the relay back in, nothing.

If the pump doesn't prime then it could indicate a fuel pump issue or a short in your wiring. I bypass the relay and the fuel pump turns on, but when i plug the relay back in, nothing. You're going to want to do voltage monitoring (with a multimeter) at every. I bought a brand new oem fuel pump relay, got a new battery, and like i said already replaced the fuel pump with a new brand new. Another possibility is your ignition. I will usually leave it for a day or two, and when i go to turn it. The fuel pump does not prime like it's supposed to when i switch the ignition to on. The pump will not prime. Cel turns on and then. I have checked the main relay, fuel pump and ran through the main relay diagnostics.

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Acura Integra Fuel Pump Not Priming You're going to want to do voltage monitoring (with a multimeter) at every. I have a viper 791xv but as far as i'm aware it only utilizes a starter kill not a. Another possibility is your ignition. I will usually leave it for a day or two, and when i go to turn it. You're going to want to do voltage monitoring (with a multimeter) at every. I bought a brand new oem fuel pump relay, got a new battery, and like i said already replaced the fuel pump with a new brand new. If so then you know it's priming and the issue is. Cel turns on and then. If the main relay and the pump are both good, what could be causing the lack of fuel prime at key turn? The fuel pump does not prime like it's supposed to when i switch the ignition to on. If the pump doesn't prime then it could indicate a fuel pump issue or a short in your wiring. You can always crack the banjo bolt on the fuel filter to see if it's spraying fuel. I bypass the relay and the fuel pump turns on, but when i plug the relay back in, nothing. This means your wiring/ecu/relay is your issue. Pretty sure i found the thermostat ground wire. The pump will not prime.