Fuel system help
#2
That is a sign of a fuel leak. The FI system is not holding the pressure after the engine stops. Could be a bad check valve in the fuel pump which requres a new pump, or one or more leaky injectors, or a bad fuel pressure regulator, or an external fuel leak. Satart looking at the easy stuff first and the fuel pump last.
#4
I had that problem when one of my fuel lines split. Somehow a stone got kicked up from the road and put a hole in the line underneath the drivers seat, didnt show much effect untill I tried to start the car the next morning.
I just got a fuel line repair kit from autozone for $20, easy fix in my case.
I would definitely check everything, it could just be a bad line somewhere... I would do a visual/smell check while running to check...
I just got a fuel line repair kit from autozone for $20, easy fix in my case.
I would definitely check everything, it could just be a bad line somewhere... I would do a visual/smell check while running to check...
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