How many fuel filters do my car have?were is my fuel pump located?how do i test that my fuel pump is working?

its very easy
first check for the fuel pump relay u should be having a spare one its not expensive you will find a chart in relay box to locate the fuel relay
car still dead after replacing the relay
open the bonnet try to locate the fuel line that hose feed your throttle body with fuel take the hose out of its place then your eye is on hose tip while a friend or any one turn your cars key just for one if the line squirted so the pump is working
replace fuel filter at all

You hook up a fuel pressure gauge . No pressure does not mean the fuel pump is bad , could be a electrical problem . Fuel pump relay , A bad crankshaft postion sensor , if the PCM doesn't see an input from the crank sensor it will not energize the fuel pump relay . And Turning on the key to run for 2 seconds will energizes the fuel pump relay to prime the fuel system . An It will prime the system just that quick . Knowing how it works is key to fixing the problem . Testing at the relay . Fuel pump electrical circuit diagnosis no fuel pressure testing GM

The fuel filter on this vehicle is located inside the fuel tank and is a part of the fuel pump module. As such, it can only be serviced by replacing the pump module assembly. In theory, these are a lifetime filter and I've only seen a couple of them plug so far and those were due to dirty fuel that came out of a private service tank. The only real test to see if the filter is restricted is to have someone road test the vehicle with a fuel pressure test gauge hooked up to the fuel rail so the actual pressure can be observed while the vehicle is under load. Hope this helps out!

The fuel filter on this vehicle is located inside the fuel tank and is an integral part of the fuel pump module assembly. As such, it's not replaceable by itself and can only be serviced by replacing the entire pump module. It's a "lifetime" filter, in theory anyway, but it can plug up if there has been a large amount of crud that has gotten into the tank somehow. The best way to determine if the filter is restricted is to have the fuel pressure tested as part of a road test drive to see if the pressure remains steady [indicating a good pump and ok filter] or drops off [indicating a restricted filter or weak pump] Hope this helps!

The fuel pump is in the fuel tank. As far as testing it goes you will need a fuel pressure gauge and a test light. Connect the pressure gauge to the test port on the fuel rail. If I remember correctly on older Plymouths you have to tie in the pressure gauge to the fuel line. Make sure to tie it in to the supply line. Next turn the key on but do not start it. Check the gauge to see if you have fuel pressure. If you do then the pump is working. If not use the test light to make sure you have power to the pump.

Most newer cars, the pump in located in side the tank. But some have the pump along the side one or the other. Look for a can with lines going in and out. The best way to see if it is working, would be to take the fuel line loose at the fuel rail, some have a press test port, looks just like the valve on a car tire. turn on the key and depress the center of the test port or take the hose loose from the fuel rail. If no fuel or press is present, you have a bad pump or a stoped up filter. Look on line at Advanced parts com and look up your pump and your filter so you know what they look like.  To see where they are. 

yes. Depending on where your fuel filter is located, you can disconnect the fuel line at the fuel filter and then try to crank the car over. If it spits fuel out of the disconnected line your pump is working, if not then it's bad. Another way to tell, but not always is when you car is started you hear a high pitched whining sound from the tanks. This is usually (again, not always) an indication of a fuel pump about to fail.

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fuel filter is between the tank and engine, usually under the hood. replace the fuel pump.

look on drivers side, between strut tower & engine, below air filter housing for inline fuel filter first.

yes u are right is the fuel pump most likely, the electric fuel pump is located in the gas tank.