Could be fuel pump or fuel pump relay.
If the starter is turning over on the 1989 Honda Civic but the engine is not getting gas, the problem is more likely the fuel pump than the injectors. Clogged injectors might cause difficult starts but a damaged fuel pump will cause the vehicle to receive no fuel at all.
Maybe the fuel injectors got clogged.
To change fuel injectors on a 2002 Honda Civic unclip them from the harness. The fuel rail will need to be removed and the injectors will be able to come off.
Injectors may be leaking causing fuel pump to loose prime - try turning key to the "on" position for about 5 sec. and then try to start Injectors may be leaking causing fuel pump to loose prime - try turning key to the "on" position for about 5 sec. and then try to start Injectors may be leaking causing fuel pump to loose prime - try turning key to the "on" position for about 5 sec. and then try to start
Many reasons, but here's a few: -spark plugs/wires -fuel pump -timing -battery -starter -injectors
probley weak fuel pump or injectors.
the fuel is pumped from the gas tank into the "fuel rail" and the gas stays there until you start turning over the engine to start it. the fuel injectors take the fuel from the "fuel rail" and spray it into the cylinder which then gets ignited by the spark from the spark plug. so if the injector is leaking or not functioning the fuel will just flood into the engine if leaking, or not go into the engine at at all if its not working. the reason they went from carburetors to fuel injection is so less gas is wasted because the injectors only spray a precise amount of fuel.
If the fuel injectors are dry then the 1998 Honda Civic may have a gas leak. The car should be inspected, even a pin hole leak can lead to a fatal accident.
check the fuses to the fuel pump and the fuses to the fuel injectors if you have injectors.
if you have engine oil in your fuel injectors then you have bigger problems then your car not starting..
To start the Jag, is pretty simple... You have to prime the injectors... on the fuel rail is a treaded nipple, take the cap off and very slowly pour gas into the fuel rail... then the injectors are primed and the car should start... also check your fuel pump it should prime the injectors on its own...
i have a 92 mercury carpi i have fuel i have spark but will not start i do not have power to my injectors not sure where to start on how to get power please help