lee sung
08-10-2011, 05:56 PM
Few days ago i accidently cracked what it seems to be fuel return lines. Correct me if I am wrong but they are near right(passenger side rear) fuel tank. 4 Lines are steel lines with pair being different diameter.
Out of emergency method to stop the leak i put some of those steel putty over the line. I havent started my car since last week. I was working on my interior conversion. However today car wouldnt start. I figure that there may be possibility of after market alarm I have put in, I took everything out and made it stock.
When I turn the key over what I hear is fuel pump turning on and some relays clicking. However the engine would not turn at all. No cranking sound nada. I havent checked out starter or solenoids physically but I did turn on my headlight if they would deem during starting, and it was just bright as before. Not too sure about relays because I just swapped them around to see if they are good to go.
Only major thing that I have done past week was that leaky fuel lines. I didnt replace them so I was wondering if it can cause our cars not to crank at all. Theory is that comp reading lost pressure at the lines thus shutting ign off. It is just a guess but it would help a lot if someone can chime in here. Thanks !
Out of emergency method to stop the leak i put some of those steel putty over the line. I havent started my car since last week. I was working on my interior conversion. However today car wouldnt start. I figure that there may be possibility of after market alarm I have put in, I took everything out and made it stock.
When I turn the key over what I hear is fuel pump turning on and some relays clicking. However the engine would not turn at all. No cranking sound nada. I havent checked out starter or solenoids physically but I did turn on my headlight if they would deem during starting, and it was just bright as before. Not too sure about relays because I just swapped them around to see if they are good to go.
Only major thing that I have done past week was that leaky fuel lines. I didnt replace them so I was wondering if it can cause our cars not to crank at all. Theory is that comp reading lost pressure at the lines thus shutting ign off. It is just a guess but it would help a lot if someone can chime in here. Thanks !