After A Short Drive The Car Won't Start I Traced It To The Module Starter Output

Another component you'd want to check if your car won't start is the fuel pump relay.

It's an electrical component, mostly found in the fuse box, that relays the power required to draw the right amount of fuel via the fuel pump to the combustion chamber.

Here are some signals that indicate a faulty fuel pump relay:

• The engine stalls or won't start
• Check engine light turning on
• No noise from the fuel pump
• Inconsistent acceleration

What can you do about it?

The fuse box typically has more than one relay, for different functions. The easiest way to confirm a bad relay is to swap them and check if the issue resolves.

But remember, this method may not be useful if all the relays are faulty.

In that case, you should get your fuel system checked by a certified mechanic.

The ignition switch moves power from the car battery to the car's components.

When there's an issue with the switch, there's no power in the starter motor or ignition system, and your car won't start.

While issues with the ignition switch aren't the most common causes for your car to stall, it can still go bad.

Your vehicle will communicate this through signs like:

• The vehicle won't start
• The car key won't turn
• You won't hear any noise from the starter motor
• The vehicle's dashboard may flicker
• The instrument panel may not light up

Check the battery and make sure it's charged

Check the fuses

Check the starter motor

Check the ignition switch

Check the fuel pump.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to contact a professional for further assistance.

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