sure it will. no fuel= no start
get a can of starter fluid, spray some into air cleaner
try to start engine
if engine starts on that , you know you are not getting proper fuel
if it starts on starter fluid it will only run a very short time until fluid runs out
Only if the fuel pump isn't working.
this question makes no sense ? i assume you mean prevent the car from cranking??? if so then no. a bad fuel pump may stop the car from running or starting but it should not stop it from cranking. a bad fuel pump relay could stop the car from cranking but that would depend on the year make and model of your car.
Yes, along with many other causes a bad fuel pump relay can cause a no start. The fuel pump relay provides power to the fuel pump.
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 ...
A blown fuse
Your fuel pump is located there and it could be the bearings on the pump or it could be getting air in the fuel is a lubricant for the bearings and when there is no fuel it is possible you could hear the bearings - my guess your fuel pump is packin up but do check for air leaks
It is a mechanical part. Sometimes they quit simply because they are worn out. Another reason they sometimes stop is letting your car run to low on fuel. Blown fuel pump fuse or defective fuel pump relay.
Yes it could.
it could be a bad fuel filter and fuel pump
There is no fuel pump switch. Stop looking.
you mean your fuel pump was working until you ran out of gas and now it doesn't work? yes, if you have an electric in-tank fuel pump, you need a new one. fuel pumps in the tank require lubrication to prevent them from overheating, and the fuel in your tank keeps the fuel pump "wet". when you run out of gas, you run it "dry" and will destroy the fuel pump.
I have the same problem, but now the fuel pump has stopped working completely. I think with all my wizdom that it could be the fuel pump relay. But what do I know. Any way its a good place to start. Regards Wayne
Yes it could be the fuel pump. A worn pump will stick and can free up then stick again. I once took one out and hot wired it with my battery charger to see how it worked and it would run then stick and stop. So the answer is yes it could be intermittent