i recently bought a 1990 nissan pulsar nx 5 speed it sterted when i got it then when i shut it off it wouldn't start again? i changed the fuel filter and plugs and had sprayed starter fluid it and it started again i went around the block came home shut it off again and i haven't been able to get it started since can someone help point me in the direction off what the problem could be it would be very much appreciated
not getting fuel
Jan 22, 2006
11 Replies
Have you checked fuel-supply pump and fuel pressure?
Regards,
Ralf
i did take off the fuel line from the filter to the motor and there was fuel pouring out when the key was turned on but the actual fuel pressure hasn't been checked how do i go about doing that?
it won't run off starter fluid now either! and i have not checked the fuel pressure how do i go about doing that? and if it is the fuel pump how expensive and hard is that going to be to fix is that something that i could do myself?
The correct way is to use a pressure manometer for check of fuel pressure.
In this case maybe a problem of ignition yet.
Regards,
Ralf
Ralf what problem in the ignition are you referring to and how do i go about checking that problem i will get the manometer and check the fuel pressure. What should the fuel pressure reading be? so that i know if i am getting the proper pressure?. In advance i would like to thank you for all of your help thus far.
Depending from type of pump they are using in this vehicular. I would you recommend to read a shop manual for this car. They have some procedures to check some devices like ignition, complete fuel supply. etc. and to inform about parameters.
Regards,
Ralf
do you think it could be the timing even know that it was running just before all this started could it be that the fuel pump just quit?
do you think it could be the timing even know that it was running just before all this started could it be that the fuel pump just quit?
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