Long story short, car abruptly died on me when I was merging onto the highway, now it just cranks and cranks. Cat has been gutted, plugs have less than 15,000 miles on them, all new coils and wires as well.
I'm thinking its fuel, Checked the fuse in the engine bay, fuse is good. I let the car sit overnight, pulled the rear seat, and put my ear on the fuel pump plate while my girlfriend turned the key to 'ON' I heard some noises, but nothing like any fuel pump priming noise i've heard before.
My question is, to those of you that have done this or know for a fact what the pump sounds like when it primes...would it be pretty unmistakable if my ear was touching the plate to hear the pump? or could it be mistaken for other noises as well? (i had her attempt turning the key off and to 'ON' again after a few seconds to see, didnt hear any change)
I'm thinking its fuel, Checked the fuse in the engine bay, fuse is good. I let the car sit overnight, pulled the rear seat, and put my ear on the fuel pump plate while my girlfriend turned the key to 'ON' I heard some noises, but nothing like any fuel pump priming noise i've heard before.
My question is, to those of you that have done this or know for a fact what the pump sounds like when it primes...would it be pretty unmistakable if my ear was touching the plate to hear the pump? or could it be mistaken for other noises as well? (i had her attempt turning the key off and to 'ON' again after a few seconds to see, didnt hear any change)
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