After filling my car up with gas it would not start. What should I check first?
What is your question?
The car turns over but does not start. The car sat for a full day and I noticed gas leaking on passenger side rear, where you put gas in the car. MBenz told me that both my pumps went out (yea, at the same time). I don't believe that. Is it possible that a relay went out or the fuse on a relay went out? Is there a overflow of some type that will release gas at the rear of that vehicle in the event that to much gas is put in the car?
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should not be an overflow.sealed system.car is 12yrs old at least one pump could be bad.replacing both pumps not a bad idea if it saves you labor costs
Thanks. Is is possible that a relay failed?