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> Hot no start....but not the starter
rmital
post Jul 12 2020, 03:42 PM
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1973 2.0L DJet stock:

I replaced my fuel pump about a year ago with a rebuilt unit.
car runs great.
fuel pressure perfect.
valves adjusted. etc.

today it's around 90 degrees, nice and hot outside.
did my usual ride around Bergen County, about half an hour (not sure how many miles)

got home...after about half an hour I thought I'd test hot start.
it didn't start
starter turning over....getting some fuel, not enough to keep her running.

experienced this after first replacing the fuel pump about a year ago.

any suggestions or experience with this issue?

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post Jul 12 2020, 06:54 PM
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I do believe my fuel pump is fried....need to get up on jack stands and test all usual stuff.

anybody got a 3 port fuel pump looking to sell?? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bye1.gif)
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post Jul 12 2020, 09:08 PM
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I have one that is out of a low mileage 73 1.7. $50 shipped if you want.
I relocated my pump to the front with the tangerine kit and their 2 port pump.
Is yours in the stock location still?
I would highly recommend the relocation as it is not that difficult except for the stainless lines through the tunnel and if you still have the plastic lines in the tunnel you should not drive the car until you replace them.
Let me know
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