Could be a bad connection to fuel pump. Many fuel pump replacements recommend a new wiring harness for pump. Also, some aftermarket pumps have a different plug from original and require a re-wire. An old plug on new pump may have shorting issues. Make sure pump works constantly when running, and does not intermittently shut off. Should have steady hum from pump.
fuel pump, wiring, relay, clogged filter,kinked fuel line.
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check ur lines and see if they are kinked or broken Also check the fuel pump fuse and fuel pump relay.
The battery is what keeps the electronic and lights on, the engine is probabally dying because of a shortage in fuel, the pump couldn't be workin, the filter could be plugged, or the line could be kinked
You can start on either end - carb or fuel tank. Look for: Stuck float in the carb Stuck needle and seat in the carb Fuel pump not working Fuel line kinked, broken, or plugged Fuel tank pickup blocked or broken off Not enough gas in the tank Unscrew the clamp holding the glass bowl to the fuel filter (under the engine), clean out filter and replace it, checking the seal is good
The filter screen at the bottom my need cleaning. Also check the drain hose to see if it is kinked or clogged. If not, check the fitting where the hose connects to see if it maybe clogged.
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Never seen a clogged fuel line unless it was kinked or crushed. Do a visual inspection for damage then replace the fuel filter and do a fuel pressure test. Fuel lines can get clogged if foreign objects (rags etc.) have been dropped into the fuel tank. Disconnect both ends and blow through. It is not sufficient to diconnect the engine side and see if the fuel runs out. Most modern cars with fuel injection have a tank pump, which would stop the natural flow under gravity.