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We put gas in the car and now it still wont start. we put a new fuel filter in, we put a new fuel fuse in, we put starting fluid in..and we charged the battery all night it still wont start?
I had the same problem with my 95 cutlass supreme. It ran out and then I put a few gallons in and it doesn´t start. I am thinking I´ll have to have some one come look at it but figured I´d check for a solution first since I don´t have much money now. Any suggestions??
I had the same problem with my 95 cutlass supreme. It ran out and then I put a few gallons in and it doesn´t start. I am thinking I´ll have to have some one come look at it but figured I´d check for a solution first since I don´t have much money now. Any suggestions??
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If you have gas, and the fuel pump is working, all i can suggest is cycling the ignition on and off several times to fill the system. Don't turn the engine over, just turn the key on until the fuel pump cuts out, and repeat. Do this several times. If gas is the problem, it should fire up. If it doesn't, better check for spark. Let me know how you make out.
sometimes the tank decomposes from the inside flaking off and clogging filters, pumps, etc. always a good idea to completly remove tank and flush to check for same when changing the fuel pump. if that's your problem, you will need a new gas tank
It's possible that you have an air bubble in the fuel line. This blocks fuel from reaching the engine. To clear it, you will have to bleed the line at the fuel filter.
The other possibility is that the fuel pump is not working. Turn the ignition key to the on position. You should be able to hear the fuel pump humming. If not, check the fuel pump fuse, in the fusebox under the hood. If the fuse is ok, you will need to trouble-shoot the pump.
With a new plug and fresh gas it should start. Check to make sure there isn't a kill switch turned off or that the gas petcock from the tank to the carb is on.
How did you check the fuel filter? Disconnecting it from the fuel line that goes to the carb is the best way, making sure the gas is turned on under the tank. Bleed off a little gas into a can or something just to make sure the filter isn't plugged.
The last thing I'd do is take off the air filter and spray a little starting fluid in the carb. It may start and run several times if there is old gas in there somewhere. Remember the bowl on the carb is probably still full of old gas. After some fresh fuel reaches the plug it should start and continue to run.
(You might drain the bowl on the carb of ols gas before you go any further)
I had the same problem with my 95 cutlass supreme. It ran out and then I put a few gallons in and it doesn´t start. I am thinking I´ll have to have some one come look at it but figured I´d check for a solution first since I don´t have much money now. Any suggestions??
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