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If you can identify the manufacturer and model of the fuel pump, you can probably locate a replacement on Amazon or by doing a web search. The inline pumps range from 3psi to 100+psi (used for racing and high-performance engines). Any replacement pump that provides 5-10 psi should be usable.
get the new line. bleed the old one because fuel is under pressure. I would start under the hood, remove fitting, pull apart hoses. run the new hose next to the old one. connect under hood first then remove connection at gas tank. attach hose at fuel tank. If there is an inline filter replace now will save time since you are already under car. Next pull old hose out and throw away. Last push hose onto mounts from old hose. If they break use cable ties so hose stays in place. enjoy your car.
Your problem is most likely due to a faulty fuel rail pressure regulator. It is the small can mounted inline with the fuel rail with a vacuum hose attached to a hose barb on to of the unit.
It is more than likely temp. related. Check the coolant temperature sensor, and possibly all your vacuum hoses. This car still has a pcv valve too. Change that . See if you have any critter nests in the air intake. The duct that actually feeds through the air filter
OK get can of fuel and a small hose,, take pipe off the fuelpump and fit your hose to pump and pump up fuel ,,,,IS FUEL PUMPIMG UP if yes then its either your inline filter or the feed pipe from tankand you should find its the inline filter
If no fuel then its your pump so replace it as recos dont always work very good.
It should be an inline fuel filter near the rear of the car close to the fuel tank. Normally held inplace with a few clips (replace if cracked or broken while loose). Is a round silver/grey cylinder with a hose out of each end. Make sure you put the new one in the correct way (fuel flow should face motor)
relief fuel pressure.remove air intake duct .the dohc engine remove the fresh air hose inlet hose from cam shaft cover.disconnect large under hood fuel line.near intake manifold support bracket on the left side of vehicle. look under vechicle where gas tank is there is a fuel filter with disconnects.
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