2001 Acura CL Type S: Where is the fuel pump relay located?

Only Ford products use an inertia switch for the fuel system.

Last time serviced? Fuel filter changed? Sounds like a fuel
delivery problem. High or low pressure from fuel pump. So could be fuel pump, or more problems from the fuel pump relay. There may be a fuel pressure regulator that is not working right. Otherwise some problem with timing. Last timing belt change? Check Owner's manual and service records.

It's not replaceable, it's part of the fuel pump assembly

This is a common symptom of the fuel relay. One of these times it is not going to start at the worst time. Get it checked out.

In the fuse box under the hood. It will be clearly marked in the box cover

Have Crank Senor checked!

Iook drivers side on left under the dash.

hi there,
first of all
listen for fuel pump noise when turn the key On if you can hear the noise then the relay and fuse re ok,
if you can't hear pump working then first check FPMP fuse, if it's got voltage and good. Then with key off, remove f pump relay, turn key On and try it installing the relay back so you have to hear the click when you put relay, that's the best way hope this helps!

Hi, it is located under the dash on the driver's side. Look up under there where the brake pedal is attached. It is a black box with two electrical connectors plugged in to the bottom It is attached to the dash with a silver metal bracket.

There is a known issue with a relay, located in the steering column. 2001 acura 3.2 cls you can have it replaced with a better designed relay (Mfg replacement is a little larger relay than OEM) The day to day solution is to cover your steering column with a cool damp towel this will cool off the relay and 'release it out of the mode where it thinks your car is already started' I think the relay cost about 75 bucks. Believe me the cool towel or just cover with a white towel works. My husband has been doing this for over a year because he is too frugal to replace the relay....It works 99.999995 percent of the time. While I'm here this vehicle also had a recall for a known transmission problem, so if you had any repairs to your tranny I'd be looking to my dealer for an explanation if you were charged for repairs. My husband got his replaced free as the second owner after I did the research for him! And that rearview mirror full of highly toxic liquid Acura refuses to replace even after the lowuid leaks all over your interior and ruins your console...