check the fuse next to the pump relay, check that, then it maybe be ecm or somethin
It is getting no fuel. Possibly bad fuel pump, clogged fuel filter, or fuel regulator defective.
the fuel filter is in the tank .it is replaced with the pump and fuel presure regulator as one unit.
I replaced the starter on my 96' Avenger. It is located right beside the oil filter. To remove the starter I had to take off the oil filter and the part connecting the oil filter to the car.
have you replaced the fuel filter
Fuel pressure regulator.
The entire fuel pressure regulator has to be replaced. i was tolld by the dealer on my 95 Dakota with a v-8 that there are 2 filters in the fuel tank. that's all i know, i haven't tackled that part yet. They have a strainer on the bottom of the pump and a combination regulator/filter on top of the pump module. I recommend getting a new pressure regulator and adding an in line filter
Did you replace the fuel filter? It can also be a bad fuel pressure regulator.
You probably have a clogged fuel line or fuel filter. I'm not sure what you're referring to when you say fuel filter regulator but I'm guessing you mean pressure regulator for the TBI. Tear down TBI and give it a good cleaning carefull not to scratch or gouge anything.
Is it getting spark?
If a 2007 Chrysler Sebring 2.71 is not starting correctly without starter fluid being sprayed on the air filter the starter in the car may need to be replaced.
The fuel filter is also known as a fuel regulator in this application because the small filter is inside the regulator. The filter/regulator is on top of the fuel pump module. You will need to drop down the fuel tank to replace.
Did you replace the fuel filter? If not do so. There may be air in the lines. Use starter fluid to get it started.