A plugged fuel filter can reduce or completely block the flow of fuel.
Sure, a completely clogged filter can stop the flow of fuel.
Blown fuel pump fuse, bad fuel pump relay, clogged fuel filter, defective fuel pump, or defective fuel pressure regulator.
Can be partially clogged fuel filter. Or can be a fuel pump that is weak and is failing. Replace the fuel filter first thing. If that does not solve the problem have a fuel pressure test run to determine the condition of the fuel pump.
the fuel pump or the fuel filter
Lack of fuel and or lack of fuel pressure, causes could be a faulty fuel pump, faulty fuel pressure regulator or dirty fuel filter.
possible fuel pump problems, fuel pressure regulator problems, fuel filter plugged, air filter clogged, charcoal canister plugged. There are several issues that need to be checked. The above are places to start
A blown fuse
There are many reasons for a fuel pump to stop flowing fuel. such as 1. fuel pump is not getting power supply 2. fuel pump has gone defective 3. there is some blockage in the path of fuel 4. fuel pump filter has clogged ...
Try the fuel pump relay.
That would be a good place to start. Also determine if it is stalling from lack of fuel or lack of spark.
Blown fuse, defective fuel pump relay, or clogged fuel filter.
Partially clogged fuel filter or the pump is getting hot and failing.