Could someone help me locate the fuel pump? i Need to figure out why my car wouldn't start. I was driving and at one light getting out of first gear a bit fast my car just died. Checked the battery and everything and its fine but i don't know why it won't start. The car cranks still but wouldnt start. could someone give me some good advice my car still parking in the middle of no where want to bring it home. Also sometimes before at idle my car would shake as if its about to die and one time it actually did die. So im getting its fuel pump could you guys please help me plz.

 

If your fuel pump stop working your gonna need a tow home. I will look and see if there is a reset switch for it or which fuse controls it but from what you have described it doesn't sound good. Maybe someone else knows how to get a TC home with a broken fuel pump without a tow, I don't.

 

if you hear a whine = your fuel pump is still working unless its not getting enough fuel pressure

 

you could also have a clogged fuel filter and your pump will be in your tank the fuel helps cool it and also all the pumps ive seen go bad do it all of a sudden the stalling idle makes me think its a filter

 

Fuel pump is in the fuel tank. You will have to drop the tank, usually 2 straps to unbolt and you will see the wires, etc. on top. Don't forget to drain it first, it can be really heavy if its full. I had to replace a couple sending units in other cars before and they are also in the tank.

 

Good idea on the filter, just don't know where its located.

 

figured it out guys thanks for the advice i always thought if a fuse is blown i would see it but apparently i didn't see any black but i actually took teh fuse out one by one and found 2 blown fuse don't remember which it was but one was the ecu one i think but yea good thing there was spares thanks guys!

 

Now, why did the fuses blow????

 

i don't know exactly why but im gonna guess its because im messing with my alarm wires. Im trying to use one of my alarm options to wind the window down.