Replaced Fuel Pump and Filter, now won't start.
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Asked by sunofcain Sep 24, 2016 at 03:56 PM about the 2000 Toyota Camry Solara SLE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2000 Toyota Solara 3.0L SLE 6 Cyl.  When I was driving the other
day in literally stop and go traffic (three 4 way stop signs, a lot of traffic), it
shut off.  I cranked it back up and drove a little, it shut off... did this for
about 20 minutes and finally died and would not start again.  It does crank,
but makes no attempt to start whatsoever.  Anyway, I replaced the fuel
pump, started the car, it ran perfect for about 5 minutes then shut off.  I
started it back up.  It ran for another 5 minutes then shut off then would
not start again.  I replaced the fuel filter.  Same boat.  Please help.

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sunofcain answered 8 years ago

update. i put another fuel pump in it just now. same symptoms.

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sunofcain answered 8 years ago

after i put the new pump in, it started and ran for about 3 minutes, shut off and won't start again.

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Guru9TV14K answered 3 years ago

I know this is probably too late but this happened to me and it was the alternator in case someone else has this problem

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