It sounds like your pump is having trouble sucking in fuel. Make sure you didn't kink the pick-up hose when installing the pump, if you turn the pump as you install it you could have kinked it. Another possability is the hose is too soft and collapses under the vacuum. Either put a spring in it or replace it. Make sure the baffle is correctly installed on the end of the pick-up hose so the pump cannot suck air. The trouble probably isn't as bad if you keep more fuel in the tank. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "Mike Cutting" <mcutting@xxxx> wrote: > hi group.. > > well, i know that a problem similar to mine was just posted recently, but i > checked around and couldn't find the thread. sorry to revive this but, what > can you do? > > last week, my fuel pump went. i ordered a new one. the new pump works > after a fashon. it makes a very loud whining noise (the old pump made some > noise but not very loud) and the car will only run for a second or so. then > it dies. any thoughts? > > MIke Cutting > 11434