Bogging While driving my car it would bog. Well I went to start it and the fuel pump wasn't coming on, so I replaced the fuel pump and it won't start still. But when I spray starter fluid into the intake it will start but won't stay start. What could be some problems I want to check the fuse and relay but not sure if it could of blew am I going in the wrong direction.

SOURCE: Car started bogging and dying

COIL PACTS GOING BAD OR LOCKOUT ON TRANSMISSION DISCONNECT IT AND SEE IF IT HELPS

SOURCE: fuel pump

replace the fuel pump relay. if no help you will most likley need a new fuel pump.

SOURCE: i have a 1992 suburban 350 motor. truck had no

first thing i would do i would check fuel pressure if you have good fuel pressure then the next thing i would unbolt the exhaust from the exhaust manafold and then try to start engine if the engine starts up and runs fine then you have clogged up exhaust converters

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SOURCE: where do I spray the starter fluid (air intake?)

Follow the large (4") black rubber hose that runs from the air filter box to the engine. You can remove it at the engine end (attaches to the throttle body...you do not have a carburetor) I'd spray carb cleaner in there...it burns as well as gasoline and won't damage anything...starting fluid is very volatile and can. Normally, after running out of fuel, all that you'd need to do is leave the key in the run position for about a minute and you should get fuel up into the system. If it fails to start after several tries, likely something else has gone wrong and you will need some diagnosis to find our exactly what.

SOURCE: wont start battery and starter work fine. sprayed

Check the timing belt.