yes a fuel filter problem can cause a starting problem because if your fuel filter blocks the gas wont flow through and you wont get gas to the pistons to start the engine
A 2004 Honda Civic fuel filter should be changed when the car begins to have fuel issues. A clogged fuel filter will lead to intermediate ignition problems and driving issues.
yes change the filter & the fuel can solve your problem
That could be any number of problems. Anything from bad fuel to an ignition system problem to a fuel system problem,etc. The list goes on.
No, the filter can not pump. It is a filter.
Several problems can cause a 1999 Blazer not to start. There could be a fuel problem or a firing problem. Check for fuel pressure and ignition spark first.
It is a common problem for shevy. Usually the Fuel regulator. Or for other vehicles it could be a dirty fuel filter
Two major causes for an engine to fail to start are: 1) ignition fault, & 2) fuel circuit problems Use a spark testing tool to determine if you have a good, blue-colored spark when the engine is cranked over. If so, the problem shouldn't be ignition. An exception to this is if the plug wires have been switched from their original order. If that happens, refer to a repair manual under "Ignition timing". If you have good ignition, the problem may be that the engine is not getting any fuel, or too little fuel to start. This could be caused by an empty fuel tank (bad gas gage), inoperative fuel pump, blocked fuel line or fuel filter, or malfunctioning fuel injectors.
If the fuel is making it through the fuel filter but not to the fuel rail then I would check for problems in the fuel line, such as a clog or crimp in the metal line or perhaps a problem in a flexible line.
Out of gas? Fuel filter plugged?? Bad coil??? Electronic ignition problems???? Fuel pump bad????? And this list could go on and on and on..........
Replace the filter It is never a bad idea to replace a fuel filter if the problem still persists you need to look elsewhere for the problem.
Thers a filter mesh on the in tank fuel pump , which you get to under the rear seat. thers a filter on the hoses that go to the injection rail near the fuse box in the engine compartment. My problem was that the fuel pump was knakered and replacing it sorted my fuel problems
I had a similar problem on a Ford truck and it turned out to be the ignition switch. The truck would start just fine but when I released the ignition key the truck would die. I replaced the switch and problem was gone.