'93 civc heat sensor and fuel pump sending unit

Asked by GuruBF5QH Jan 20, 2019 at 04:07 PM about the 1993 Honda Civic LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Aloha
I need a part name and number for the part that senses coolant heat and shuts
of fuel pump if its too hot. I can't seem too find it. Mine thinks it's too hot when
its cold. Replaced fuel pump a year ago. Won't even start now. Thank you

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CDWilson1969 answered 5 years ago

Your fuel pump does not shut off if the car overheats. If your fuel pump is not running then your pump is bad, you have no power to the pump, the fuel pump relay is bad, or the wiring to the pump needs repair.

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