2000 avalon toyota fuel pump

Asked by nishaun Aug 17, 2017 at 02:15 PM about the 2000 Toyota Avalon XLS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I changed the fuel pump on a 2000 toyota avalon...it works, i
can hear it come on when I turn the key to start...but when I
try to start the car, it want to turn over and start but there's no
gas going thru the line...I checked the relay fuse...its good...
Now I'm stuck...is there a switch that I'm missing or
something

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Did you check the sending unit? Put new seals on tank? Fuel leak from tank to injectors? Did you do a fuel pressure check? Clean out tank when you replaced pump? Did you buy a Denso pump? Are you getting 12V at pump? Did you check the control side of circuit at pump? When you checked the relay did you check the resistance of this relay? Not just the clicking (opening & closing) of relay. Did you cycle key before starting? Bleed off air?

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