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Hey everyone, So here's the background leading to my issue. I had to leave for several months and let a friend borrow my car. All he did was just let it sit in the parking space and run it once or twice a week. Now here's the kicker. For two months he just let it sit, when I got back I had issues turning it over. I've succeeded twice and this was a month ago. After dissassembling it as much as possible in the car park, I found my air filter was good, my spark was good and fuses fine as well. When I loosened the bolt on the fuel rail to check for pressure and fuel, a little drizzled out then stopped. Even when I turn the car over the pump in the back is atleast sounding like its pushing fuel through. So now I ask for your help on this to see what you all think. Do I have a bad pump or a clogged line and what would be the best course of action to take?

Thanks for the help. I pulled them out and everything looks fine. gas is going through the line but it isn't reaching the engine. Thoughts anyone?

Hey guys, I just got myself a beautiful 2000 IS 200 and I am already having issues with the fuel system. When I try to turnover the car the alternator and the starter engage and work fine but no fuel goes into the engine. I pulled the lines that are connected off and there was moisture but no fuel coming out. I'm stumped as where the filter and the pump are located to see if those are the issue and if not I have no clue what to look for.