does this only happen when the car is hot? if so i would check the ignition moduledoes this only happen when the car is hot? if so i would check the ignition module
AnonymousMar 28, 2014
Back fired and acted like no fuel and then kicked inBack fired and acted like no fuel and then kicked in
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First thing is to see if the battery needs charging. If it has a full or near full charge, then maybe a loose or corroded battery cable connection is making the car seem dead..
You have to get the engine cranking at a normal rate or speed, to first see if it will start. If you get it cranking and it won't start, see if your fuel pump has failed. Best way to check that is to have the fuel pressure tested. No fuel pressure from a failed fuel pump is a major cause of a 'no start' condition.
sounds like low idle control sensor ! when car acting up could sstop by parts house get them to plug computer in and see if any codes have been stored even though the engine light not on at this time
my '93 f-250 (4.9L) stopped running while driving, now it acts like it isn't getting any fuel. Tried switching tanks, but still does the same. What would be the problem.
Thee new fuels today go bad after around 3 weeks because of the ethonol content. Put a can of Sea Foam in the gas tank see if that helps clean it out. Best bet is to drain the tank put new fuel in it with a can of Sea Foam, then give it a good long run until the tank is empty. Re fill the tank and put the correct amount of Stabil in the with the gas, this will stop the gas from turning into sugar and it works for years.
Good luck
Check for vent to gas tank,and the fuel pressure regulater to make sure the gas that isn`t being used is routed back to tank easy.The return line going back to tank needs to be cleared by removing gas cap,and blowing air pressure back into tank,If this don`t help,replace the fuel pump,for it is weak.
Try replacing the fuel filter first and the primary fuel filter screen in the fuel pump may be dirty also. As for the the one in the gas tank which is a part of the fuel pump, your just going to have to keep the gas tank half full and add some fuel injector cleaner to the gas tank for the next feet fill ups. As for the fuel filter along the frame rail on the drivers side, they have a life of 30,000 miles or 1 year and needs to be replaced within those recommended intervals. Good luck and hope this helps, Note: the gas is what keeps the fuel pump cool, so low fuel in the gad tank will have the fuel pump run hotter causing it to fail prematurely.
does this only happen when the car is hot? if so i would check the ignition module
Back fired and acted like no fuel and then kicked in
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