no fuel to engine, cranks won't start 2000 Camaro
08-11-2018, 03:30 PM
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no fuel to engine, cranks won't start 2000 Camaro 2000 Camaro fuel issue.
No power to pump. Pump will work when auxiliary power connected but no fuel seems to be getting to engine, cranks but no start. Has spark will fire up with starter fluid. (pump has been replaced, checked relay, fuses, etc.)Prior problems before issue: Car stalled twice when coasting to traffic light. Then started right up. A few days later the reduced power light came on the car barely had any power; seemed like the fuel pump. Turned off car waited and tried to start, it did not start. On third try it fired right up and drove normally for several days. Then I drove it into the driveway and the next morning wouldn’t start; except with starting fluid.I did notice something peculiar with the gauges; normally when I turn on the ignition the gauges indicate their normal position prior to start. Now they peg to zero except for the volt gauge it reads around 11 volts. Any thoughts?
No power to pump. Pump will work when auxiliary power connected but no fuel seems to be getting to engine, cranks but no start. Has spark will fire up with starter fluid. (pump has been replaced, checked relay, fuses, etc.)Prior problems before issue: Car stalled twice when coasting to traffic light. Then started right up. A few days later the reduced power light came on the car barely had any power; seemed like the fuel pump. Turned off car waited and tried to start, it did not start. On third try it fired right up and drove normally for several days. Then I drove it into the driveway and the next morning wouldn’t start; except with starting fluid.I did notice something peculiar with the gauges; normally when I turn on the ignition the gauges indicate their normal position prior to start. Now they peg to zero except for the volt gauge it reads around 11 volts. Any thoughts?
08-11-2018, 05:06 PM
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You're in the wrong forum. A 2000 Camaro has a Gen III engine, NOT a Gen V