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> car not fireing up, car had sat for a month , put in fresh gas an charged bat ,but no start
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post Apr 28 2014, 01:09 PM
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Tried to get the teener started today
It started , an ran for approx two minutes , warmed up
Then died and cannot get it going again

I tried adding two gallons of fresh gas ,still nothing
Just cranks that's it , no sputters ,nothing

Fuel pump is making noise when key is in start position .

Any suggestions ???










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post Apr 28 2014, 01:21 PM
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do you have spark?
Do you have fuel at the injectors?

For spark, you can put a timing light on one of the leads and see if it flashes...

For fuel, take one injector out and put it in a glass baby food jar....turn the car over and see if its spraying any fuel.

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post Apr 28 2014, 01:48 PM
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QUOTE(r_towle @ Apr 28 2014, 12:21 PM) *

do you have spark?
Do you have fuel at the injectors?

For spark, you can put a timing light on one of the leads and see if it flashes...

For fuel, take one injector out and put it in a glass baby food jar....turn the car over and see if its spraying any fuel.

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I have no way of determining spark ( no timing light presently ) or am I down for the fuel injectors baby bottle test ( fire hassdard I'm thinkin)

I understand these limitations make it diffucult to impossible to troubleshoot
But

It ran bueatiful for a few minutes so I assume spark and spray were adequate .

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post Apr 28 2014, 01:58 PM
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Clogged fuel filter? Test the injectors in a jar. It's only a fire hazard if you let it spray around the hot engine, sparks or are smoking when you do it. You need to make sure the fuel is getting through he system
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post Apr 28 2014, 02:18 PM
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Look for loose wire at the coil, battery
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post Apr 28 2014, 05:35 PM
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QUOTE(7TPorsh @ Apr 28 2014, 01:18 PM) *

Look for loose wire at the coil, battery



Ok all three wires are firmly connect to blue coil
As is distributeor to coil cable is good



I was thinkin most likely culprit is old gasoline and or vapor lock ...

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post Apr 28 2014, 05:40 PM
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No such thing as vapor lock.

Pull a spark plug, plug it back into the correct plug wire, hold the plug body against ground, turn over motor, see if you have a spark.

For fuel, you need to see if you are getting fuel.
Safest way is to undo the one 10mm nut that hold the injector in place and stick the end into a glass jar for safety....turn over motor with coil wire removed...so you will have no spark present....
See if you have fuel.

These two tests are bare minimum to see if you have fuel and spark.
Otherwise, send it to a shop for them to test it out for you.

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post Apr 28 2014, 05:43 PM
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QUOTE(Bob L. @ Apr 28 2014, 12:58 PM) *

Clogged fuel filter? Test the injectors in a jar. It's only a fire hazard if you let it spray around the hot engine, sparks or are smoking when you do it. You need to make sure the fuel is getting through he system






Just out of curiosity where is the fuel fiilter ??? Engine bay ? Aka boot or bonnet ?
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QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 12:09 PM) *

Tried to get the teener started today
It started , an ran for approx two minutes , warmed up
Then died and cannot get it going again

I tried adding two gallons of fresh gas ,still nothing
Just cranks that's it , no sputters ,nothing

Fuel pump is making noise when key is in start position .

Any suggestions ???














Ok so when I crank the motor , large 15in around see photo attached )(
gasoline leaks from right in front of the right rear tire .


Your thought here , my thoughts , ,,smell like gas

Battery has been removed from chasis - He'll hole






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post Apr 28 2014, 06:20 PM
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QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 05:16 PM) *

QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 12:09 PM) *

Tried to get the teener started today
It started , an ran for approx two minutes , warmed up
Then died and cannot get it going again

I tried adding two gallons of fresh gas ,still nothing
Just cranks that's it , no sputters ,nothing

Fuel pump is making noise when key is in start position .

Any suggestions ???







Ok so when I crank the motor , large 15in around see photo attached )( gasoline leaks from right in front of the right rear tire .

Your thought here , my thoughts , ,,smell like gas

Battery has been removed from chasis - He'll hole








Georgia peach my ass , Georgia trash is what you are . "

The great Ty Cobb










Ok so when I crank the motor , large 15in around see photo attached )(
gasoline leaks from right in front of the right rear tire .


Your thought here , my thoughts , ,,smell like gas

Battery has been removed from chasis - He'll hole






Georgia peach my ass , Georgia trash is what you are . "

The great Ty Cobb











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post Apr 28 2014, 06:21 PM
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QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 05:20 PM) *

QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 05:16 PM) *

QUOTE(thelogo @ Apr 28 2014, 12:09 PM) *

Tried to get the teener started today
It started , an ran for approx two minutes , warmed up
Then died and cannot get it going again

I tried adding two gallons of fresh gas ,still nothing
Just cranks that's it , no sputters ,nothing

Fuel pump is making noise when key is in start position .

Any suggestions ???







Ok so when I crank the motor , large 15in around see photo attached )( gasoline leaks from right in front of the right rear tire .

Your thought here , my thoughts , ,,smell like gas

Battery has been removed from chasis - He'll hole








Georgia peach my ass , Georgia trash is what you are . "

The great Ty Cobb












Hopefully.there won't be any great balls of fire in my future """"







Ok so when I crank the motor , large 15in around see photo attached )(
gasoline leaks from right in front of the right rear tire .


Your thought here , my thoughts , ,,smell like gas

Battery has been removed from chasis - He'll hole






Georgia peach my ass , Georgia trash is what you are . "

The great Ty Cobb











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post Apr 28 2014, 06:52 PM
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Like the others have said, you need to verify fuel and spark.

I finally figured out your multiqoute posting yoursel.. You obviously have fuel if it's leaking in front of the tire. Try switching the relays around on the relay board.

Not necessary to quote yourself. Just post away.
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post Apr 28 2014, 07:05 PM
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QUOTE(The Cabinetmaker @ Apr 28 2014, 05:52 PM) *

Like the others have said, you need to verify fuel and spark.

I finally figured out your multiqoute posting yoursel.. You obviously have fuel if it's leaking in front of the tire. Try switching the relays around on the relay board.

Not necessary to quote yourself. Just post away.








I'm pretty convinced that no gas is going in the motor because its all spraying on the ground
In front of right rear rr

So all spark related items ,coils ,plugs ,wires ,relays are in tip top sharp and I have no reason to believe they are in question

So I'm going to focus on the fuel , aka fuel leak

But not sure where to begin as ,no gas is present in the engine bay ,only underneathv

But I know some one here has had an overcomes this problem long before me an will
Chime in an bail me out


I'm just glad I didn't spark a flame thrower behind my ass

Then again " light a fire under this guys ass will ya." Tommy lasorda,
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Your fuel pump and the lines are in front of the rr tire.
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QUOTE(The Cabinetmaker @ Apr 28 2014, 06:21 PM) *

Your fuel pump and the lines are in front of the rr tire.




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Fuel on the ground doesn't mean it's getting to the injectors. Filter location depends on year, could be next to pump, not sure. A clog could be the cause of the leak. some years have the pump on the firewall under the battery. Watch for the leak while someone turns the key/cranks it with the coil unplugged.

Gas leak BAD!!
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Lots of possibilities...

It can be broken/cracked plastic fuel lines under the fuel tank
It can be a broken pump (which may be under the tank) or near the cross member, or in the rear depending on year.
It can be a dry-rotted fuel line (under the tank)

You may be able to verify the above by jacking up the front of the car, removing the front passenger side wheel, and looking up under the cross member/steering rack. If you have a cover pan, that may need to be removed.

It can be debris/crud clogging the filter screen in the tank.
It cab be an old/clogged fuel filter (which can be under the tank or under the engine shelf).
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Stock car, your fuel pump and filter are underneath the car in front of the rear tire.
Almost right under your battery, but you can only get to them from under the car.

If that leak is up front, you also have two rubber fuel lines under the tank.

From underneath the front, you can remove the access panel that covers the steering rack by removing two 17mm bolts and two 13 mm bolts....those are the two wrench you need to take underneath.

Once that panel is removed, you will see a hole about 3 inches in diameter, that is right under the rubber fuel lines....get a flashlight and mirror in there, you will see them.

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post Apr 28 2014, 08:04 PM
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[quote name='r_towle' date='Apr 28 2014, 06:43 PM' post='2030641']
Stock car, your fuel pump and filter are underneath the car in front of the rear tire.
Almost right under your battery, but you can only get to them from under the car.

If that leak is up front, you also have two rubber fuel lines under the tank.

From underneath the front, you can remove the access panel that covers the steering rack by removing two 17mm bolts and two 13 mm bolts....those are the two wrench you need to take underneath.

Once that panel is removed, you will see a hole about 3 inches in diameter, that is right under the rubber fuel lines....get a flashlight and mirror in there, you will see them.

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Thanks rich its stock and definitely leaking by rr. Right rear



Where do I access this area ,underneath someone said ?

In the photo the car was rolled back into garage when I tried
Starting it was a car length forward
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post Apr 28 2014, 09:14 PM
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Is this my problem ,don't see a lot of fuel or hose cracks anywhere else


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