2001 Pontiac Grand Am 3.4L Fuel Pump Problems

Asked by kevh53 Feb 03, 2014 at 08:01 PM about the 2001 Pontiac Grand Am GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have put a new fuel pump and filter on the car and the car will still not start but the pump is running. I took the line off at the filter and no fuel is coming out of the line but when you turn the key on you can hear the pump running. So I removed the new fuel pump and took it back and got another new one and still the same problem is occurring. Then I put a pcm in the car and still no change, and also changed out the fuel pump relay and it’s still doesn’t start  ...DOES ANYONE have any idea what it could be????

2 Answers

wich side of the filter did you take the line off? if you ar not getting fuel through the filter then its clogged. If u are not getting fuel to the filter then you have an issue with either ur wiring to the pump. a pump problem itself or a clogged line.

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No fuel in tank or you've got a clogged fuel line or you crossed the fuel lines when reconnecting it as they're really not color coded. Make sure u put the line coming from fuel filter attached to the far right hole of the 3 on the pump the other two are for ventilation and return.

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