Wont crank..its turns over..but nothing

Asked by GuruDXVGQ Aug 20, 2017 at 03:03 PM about the 2007 Chrysler Town & Country

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car wont crank...i just put a fuel pump in the
car...it ran for a sec but it lost the fuel coming in.
Now it doesnt have any power to the fuel
pump..whats going on..changed the relay..nothing
worked..help me please

4 Answers

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Does it also have a fuse? All fuses good? All fuse boxes located? Have you checked for power back at the connector going to the fuel pump? Did you check the fuel injector relay? Some cars have both relays. Any new codes? I know it won't start but it may have thrown a code.

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See if your vehicle has a fuel cutoff switch and has this tripped? I know fords have this.

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