My car wont continue running after i try to start it i tried new fuel pump and still no good

Sounds like fuel pump is out and know there's not a reset best I can remember

If the engine starts and run good on second or third time. Install fuel pressure gauge and run the engine for a wile and turn OFF. the fuel on running engine will be 60-65 PSI. After 5 min. will drop to 40 PSI.If continue to drop to 0 PSI suspect fuel pressure regulator or fuel pump.

Try taking the relay out and putting it back in. If that does not work, you should try to replace the relay. this has happen to my wife's car before. on 04 kia rio

Try start the car again when it is completely dry, if it starts the rain may be short circuiting something on the loom in the engine bay.

If it still wont start,

will it turn over? (car tries to start)
- If it wont turn over the battery would be dead

- If it turns over but wont burst into life then we can go from there ^_^

When you say the fuel pump relay is good did you test for power to the relay circuit ?

If it wants to start with either then that says there is a fuel delivery problem.
Can you hear the fuel pump run? Maybe run for a few seconds when the key is first turned on.
Has it been run low on gas? Bellow 1/4 often or even empty? Those are good ways to kill a fuel pump.

If the starting fluid works then you have a fuel pump or a fuel pump relay issue. The fuel pump relay allows the pump to come on for about 2 secs and prime the fuel system. Once the engine starts then the power to the fuel pump runs through the oil pressure circuit.
If the car starts on starting fluid and then continues to run... I would lean toward a fuel pump relay issue. Hope this helps, Good Luck!

Your fuel filter is probably clogged. Try replacing it and go from there.

1985 1/2 ton delux. Wont start. New battery, wires, plugs. Alternator is good, tank is full, fuel and oil are good. Carborator is good. What could it be?

Please use this link:

http://www.autozone.com/addVehicleId,2311303/initialAction,repairGuide/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c152800a80cf



Good luck....