fuel pump problem

Asked by jones1973 Jan 31, 2015 at 05:49 PM about the 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 Dr LS Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

have a 99 grand marquis will crank good but no start if you turn key off and on several times then you will hear fuel pump finally kick on.does that mean fuel pump is going bad and needs replaced

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Having the same problem, and I just put a new fuel pump in, and a new computer, and yesterday would not start, AGAIN. They called said it was working, went to pick it up and it didn't start. They are still checking, but I did get this off another site: "Had this problem and after paying a LOT of money to "experts" who had no clue, I finally found out it was the alarm system had gone bad and disabled the ignition and fuel pump. Took the alarm system off and all is well." & on same site this: "Aftermarket car alarm? I cant stress anymore to people, how installing one, is worse than Russian Roulette." So calling my mechanic...

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I just got a new fuel pump put on but out of no where I started to leak gas. What could the problem. I’m scared as hell over here panicking. Females go thru the most with cars

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