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Old 03-12-2019, 07:00 PM
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Recently purchased 2001 I30

Purchased a high mileage I30. Engine cranks over but for some reason I get spark but no fuel. . I've tested all the relays,sensors and fuses. Today I also replaced the fuel pump, she still cranks over but on ly cranks with starter spray.Took the supply line off the fuel pump powered up and nothing is pumping Any one have any ideas on what this could be. Also have power to fuel pump, fuel pmp relay and cam shaft sensor.

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Old 03-17-2019, 11:04 AM
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and crankHow is it possible that all fuses and relays are good plus I have power all the way to the fuel pump(replaced the pump and crank sensor already) but no fuel pressure.
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Old 03-17-2019, 11:08 AM
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Perhaps NATS has gotten you? Is the security light on and remaining solid?
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^^^^^^^^ this
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Old 03-17-2019, 11:37 AM
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No security light. It will run for a moment with starter spray, so I have spark.
These are some codes I pulled
P1131
PP0446
P0100( I think this is from unplugging it to troubleshoot)
P0464
P0180

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Old 03-18-2019, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by blakkrob
It will run for a moment with starter spray, so I have spark.

This is classic NATS. NATS disables the fuel system. Haven't heard of this when NATS was not activated.

Do you hear the fuel pump "prime" when you first turn the ignition key on?

Re-check the fuses for the fuel pump by either doing a continuity check on them or swapping them out. There are 2 to check. #17, 10 amp and #29, 15 amp. They are both located in the dash fuse panel. I am saying this because you said you measured voltage at the fuel pump. With the exception of the initial 2 second prime when the key is turned on, the fuel pump will not get voltage if the ECU does not detect pulses from the crankshaft sensor. So if the engine is not running, the ECU turns off the fuel pump.


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No pump doesnt prime, i've gone as far as sticking the hoses in a bucket and trying to energize the pump to see if i have any type of flow. I got good checks on power to the fuse box and continuity with the fuses.
I did have a situation where NATS was active because i pulled the ECU to examine it and didnt plug it back snug. But after i fixed that the light wasnt on anymore while cranking

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All done just checked that i have voltage for the initial prime. Im beat because with power all tge way to the pump and it still isnt turning on.
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This is making the fuel pump look like the bad guy. To test the fuel pump, run a 12 volt jumper wire to the pump connector (pin #1 black/yellow stripe wire). Maybe also do a ground wire pin #3 black wire) in case the ground got messed up.
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Ok. That was my next move because of the power all the way up to the connector i can see it being a ground issue.
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So i jumped the 12volt and negative, got nothing. So i'll fetch another pump and see what gives.
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Old 03-24-2019, 11:02 AM
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Thanks fellas turned out the first pump from tye yard was a dud. Got a new one and the car fired up on the first try..
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