My car won't start but everything else comes on

Asked by Dereannw Jun 30, 2020 at 07:40 PM about the 2003 Honda Odyssey EX FWD

Question type: General

My 2003 Honda odyssey was running untill I turn it off to
put gas in it then when I went to turn it back on it would not
start but my lights horn and radio still works what could be
the problem

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It could be a bunch of different things, i had a customer bring their car in for an oil change and it pulled in the bay just fine and my guys pulled it out just fine but when my customer went to leave it would not start. after looking at it i found that the Fuel pump had gone out. when you turn your key on check to see if you can here the fuel pump turn on, if its not making any noise then tap on the gas tank. you can also check the fuel pressure but hooking up a gauge on the fuel rail.

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