I would have to see it to find the source of the leak. So, you will need an assistant to crank the car while you look for the source of the leak, BE CAREFUL, approack with caution and eye out the area it is coming form.
More that likely it is a loose hose or fitting.

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ok i will try to do that with my mechanic when he comes but your opinion could it be the sensors also or just the loose hose or fitting?

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It is probably a loose fitting as the gas is under high pressure and will leak with tremendous force, thus the warning. It can be hard to find the leak because it gets so much gas everywhere so fast.

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okay now someone had told me that if i sprayed starter fluid or gas in my car and if it starts for a couple of seconds than cut off then its a fuel problem and if i spray it and it dosent start then its a electrical problem do you agree with that?? and when i did it my car stayed started for 2sec. then cut off so i change my spark plugs because they were black and i put in a brand new fuel filter and still the car wont stay started mechanics have told me that i have fuel pressure but i can hear my fuel pump come on but i did get the fuel pump from the junk yard and they are telling me that the problem is the fuel pump and said i need to get a brand new fuel pump to get my car running now i dont want to get a brand new fuel pump and that not be the problem so what do you think?? is the problem the fuel pump??

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i WOULD CHECK THE FUEL PRESSURE. fUEL iJECTED CARS TAKE A LOT OF PRESSURE FOR THE SYSTEM, BUT BURN VERY LITTLE OF IT AND IT CYCLES BACK TO THE TANK, SO A SMALL DROP IN PRESSURE CAN CAUSE PERFORMANCE ISSUES.

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ok i had someone check the fuel pressure with a pressure gauge hooked on to the fuel line and when i crank the car the pressure shoots up to 50lbs and stays on for 2-3 seconds and the car cuts off and on the fuel gauge you can see the pressure going down slowly all the way to zero and i have a new fuel pump so do you think it could be my fuel injectors?? and if so how could i tell which injectors are good and bad

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The fuel pressure should shooot up to about 50 psi and slowly release.
To check injectors you can get a test light to see if they are firring.

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