1990 Plymouth Voyager "fuel pump noise" Questions

...fuel pump is making noise. The starter now doesn't even engage, as if it's not getting the signal to do so. (The starter is "new" (i.e., less than 2000 miles from Mopar.) The starter was working fine ...

...fuel pump was making a lot of noise for about a week then quit now the pump doen't seem to be working. the plug for the auto hut down relay i not plugged into anything and it looks like there ...

...or rough running, replaced fuel filter, good fuel pump pressure, will run if engine primed until fuel used. will not stay running or start wiyhout priming no fuel injector pulse check computer ...

...FUEL PUMP WHEN THE KEY IS TURNED ON, IS NOT HAPPENING. WHEN I LOOK AT MY BOOK IT TELLS ME TO CHECK THE RELAY TO THE FUEL PUMP. I HAVE LOWERED MY FUEL TANK AND TESTED THE TWO WIRES TO THE REAR OF THE ...

...fuel pump going when key is turned on. if no pump noise and no spark it can be the auto shutdown relay located on the drivers side fender behind battery. the auto shut down shuts off power to the ...

fuel pump, others include, the fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator, and the injectors, the most common eletrical issues are the plugs, wires, coil, distributor, and starter. Another good way to check

...when accelerating in 4th and 5th gear (laboured). Cam belt has been replaced, previous new fuel pressure regulator, recently serviced, at a loss, please help, thanks. Have the diesel fuel pump ...

fuel pump, others include, the fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator, and the injectors, the most common eletrical issues are the plugs, wires, coil, distributor, and starter. Another good way to check

pump or associated fuel parts have dried out etc and no longer working.Put a little bit of fuel into the carburettor and see if it fires up.that will isolate the problem to being a fuel delivery issue

...fuel pump relay and EATX are making a clicking noise. If I turn off the overhead lights on the dash panel control switch or step on the brake the problem stops. Any ideas? Sounds like the battery ...