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i just bought a 81 cabby and its been sitting for a few years,4-5.the engine turns over fine,but no fuel is at any of the fuel lines.its a gas F.I..i filled the tank w/ freash fuel,and cracked the inj lines hoping to see fuel going to the injectors,but none.--any help? what am i doing wrong? i have never owned one of these and have no manual.i hate to part/scrap the car,its not that bad,thanks guys!
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1) clogged fuel filter
2) bad fuel pump fuse 3) bad fuel pump relay 4) bad fuel pump 5) bad fuel pressure regulator 6) varnished/clogged/munged up injectors 7) bad ECU (no signal to injectors) If you can't hear the fuel pump running - then I'd suspect #2,3 or 4. You can jumper around the fuel pump relay - but I cannot recall the exact configuration - If you can hear the fuel pump but arent' getting fuel then check 1,5,6 If the fuel pump turns on initially (for a couple seconds) but doesn't come on when you're cranking (this is tough to diagnose by yourself - some one else listening for the pump OR a test light hooked up so it turns on when current is coming to the pump) would suggest a bad feed from the ECU (i believe that the fuel pumps come on initially then on when they receive a signal indiciating that the ignition is working - to prevent flooding). This could be a bad hal sensor, a bad ECU or something I haven't run into being wrong - |
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