Fuel pump removal

Also check and see if your coolant is full. You maybe low causing it to over heat. If its low, have it pressure tested and checked for leaks. Let me know what you find

I wonder if your mechanic was confused, as I was at first. When you mentioned the $1.00, I figured out you mean you cannot put gas in at the gas station, not that the fuel pump is not pumping gas to the engine.

The filling problem is related to the roll-over valve in the filler tube. Generally this is solved by replacing the tube. The valve is not available separately for most cars.

If it is any consolation, your old fuel pump had exceeded probably three quarters of its typical life expectancy, so while replacing it did not solve the immediate problem, the new pump might save you from sitting on the side of the road next winter!

Yes, that is the tube that goes into the tank. The check valve is at the end of it in the tank.

Has the check engine light come on? Also, have the new pump checked. It may be bad. There is also a fuel pump relay under the hood of the car that could cause the problem.

I would call the person who did the work and tell them it is doing the same thing again and have them check the fuel pump pressure and regulator.

You have to remove the fuel tank

Turn the key off, crank the starter and let it sit. Watch the security light blink and wait for it to go out. When it does turn the key off, and then try to start it. This should reset it

It is in the gas tank

The tank is under the car. Held in place by 2 strap. What issue are you having

Start by checking this page and the videos it shows how to check for fuel and spark let me know what is missing fuel pump is located inside fuel tank