Did they base their information or recommendation on a pressure check or did they give you their best guess? There are sensors like the crank or cam sensors that can cause similar problems. If the fuel pressure is low you know it is fuel related.

Answered by Bruce Hunt (expert)
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the looked at it and basically it was a best guest they didnt run any tests on it

Answered by thanyc12
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I've also had an ongoing problem with fuel pumps on my 1988 Integra overheating in the really hot weather (especially with the air conditioning on). The ENGINE QUITS AND WON'T START UNTIL I LET IT COOL OFF. Sometimes there is a loud hissing or whistle coming from in front of the left rear wheel well where the pump is located and the pump itself is way too hot to touch. It gets worse and worse until I have to replace the pump. Sounds like you may have the same problem. I know it gave me fits until I figured it out.

I know they finally started putting the fuel pump inside the gas tank to keep it cool!

Answered by raleigh0
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Your suspension is go'n bad. ck ur shocks , air compressor & relay.

Answered by allbrown
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