Re: What would cause a fuel pump to not work when engine is
OK so i have some new information.... It doesn't actually appear to be caused when the engine is hot, but just after it has been driven . Take last night for example. It was like 40 degrees, the car started up fine because i hadnt driven it all day. I drive to walmart which is barely a mile away if that so there is no way the engine got too warm, then I was inside for about half an hour and when I came back out it would not start. finally after cranking it for 10-15 minutes it randomly starts 1/50 times as usual. Then I drive another half mile to blockbuster hop out and leave it running this time. I am inside for about 5 minutes when I come back out it had stalled, so i was like great i will be stuck here now, but it fires right up. Then I drive home and when i get home and cut it off i wait about 5 minutes just to see if it would start and it will not start now...