91 Accord starting malfunction
I have a transient problem with start up at the most inappropriate times, like when I am late for work.
I changed the plugs, wires and did a complete tune up. Even changed the battery that was dead.
Lately I put gas in it and the low fuel light comes on as well as the fuel line shows no gas in the tank, and on the next turn on it shows I have fuel and no flashing fuel light.
I tend to think I'm having trouble with something to do with fuel, but I don't want to change all the parts unless I get advise from you guys, who may be more in tune to what's wrong.
I need help cause I need my ride for work.
PLEEEEEEEEASE HELP?
I changed the plugs, wires and did a complete tune up. Even changed the battery that was dead.
Lately I put gas in it and the low fuel light comes on as well as the fuel line shows no gas in the tank, and on the next turn on it shows I have fuel and no flashing fuel light.
I tend to think I'm having trouble with something to do with fuel, but I don't want to change all the parts unless I get advise from you guys, who may be more in tune to what's wrong.
I need help cause I need my ride for work.
PLEEEEEEEEASE HELP?
The fuel sending unit is located on the top of the gas tank. Look in your trunk, pull up the carpet and you should see an access panel near the back seats. Its usually a silver shiny metal cover with wires running through it. If you don't find it there it may be under the bottom cushion of the back seat. This could be part of a faulty fuel pump also because the fuel pump is located and accessed at the same place. I suggest testing the fuel pump(checking the pressure on the fuel rail using the proper tools) to see if the fuel pump is working correctly.
Last edited by VPUPPY; Aug 27, 2006 at 05:23 AM.
The fuel sending unit is located on the top of the gas tank. Look in your trunk, pull up the carpet and you should see an access panel near the back seats. Its usually a silver shiny metal cover with wires running through it. If you don't find it there it may be under the bottom cushion of the back seat. This could be part of a faulty fuel pump also because the fuel pump is located and accessed at the same place. I suggest testing the fuel pump(checking the pressure on the fuel rail using the proper tools) to see if the fuel pump is working correctly.
One more thing, is there a possibility if I have a computer reading on the car it would tell me exactly what's wrong?


