2013 Toyota Corolla S Fuel Pump Relay

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Asked by fakie Dec 27, 2019 at 02:54 PM about the 2013 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is there a fuel pump relay anywhere on my 2013 Toyota Corolla? My car is not
getting any fuel and will not start - no sign of any fuel pump issues. Crank no
start and sounds like it is out of fuel. Trying to avoid buying a fuel pump unless
necessary. Fuel pump is not making any noise when turning the key.

4 Answers

Having the same issue with a 2009 corolla. Will keep you updated if we find anything, no luck so far. Cannot find a single answer regarding a fuel pump relay for a corolla, I am starting to think it doesn’t exist for the 10th generation Corollas.

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update: decided to spray starting fluid into the air intake to see if it would start up & if it does even for a second it would be a fuel issue. well, it didn’t start so i’m thinking more of a timing issue. will update

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Same issue with my 2013 corolla,, I just ran out of ideas. Put starting fluid and won't start either. Any advise?

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update for everyone, it was my spark plugs. i had gotten bad fuel at a local gas station and it plugged my spark plugs

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