95 chevy camaro z28 keeps sputtering out on me and wont always start. chaged the fuel filter and relay with no luck. anyother suggestions besides fuel pump

With anoid light (special light for testing) check injector connector if the anoid light blink has you crank engine, if yes check fuel pressure.

Sounds like a crank sensor rather than fuel pump. You should check your fuel pressure at the injector rail to get a better idea of the cause.....Mike

NOT GETTING ENOUGH FUEL OR SPARK.I WOULD CHANGE SPARK PLUGS AND WIRES.REPLACE FUEL FILTER AND CLEAN FUEL INJECTORS CHANGE AIR FILTER.SOME TIMES A LITTLE TUNE UP WILL HELP COLD START PROBLEMS.

did you check power to fuel pump, relay, fuse, back trace it, one more thing did you chance your filter?

Might be a sensor that tells the amount of gas in the tank!
Ask dealer or Google it!!
This is what I Googled (95 z28 fuel gauge problems)
Go read that an see if you have the same problems they all do

Good luck!!!
Pat

It sounds like you might have a clogged fuel filter or injector. Especially since you said it ran out of gas recently. I would start by replacing the filter and see how it does with that. After the filter add a bottle of fuel injector cleaner. Give it a couple of days and see if that helps.

check fuel pressure regulator

Hi teabag,

I too, once owned a '95 z28, fun car to drive, anyway HO chevy small blocks w/EFI are notorious for being beasts on a cold start. Try this when you get ready to start the car turn the ignition on but don't start let it set there a few seconds you should hear the fuel pumping waking up. Now instead of holding the key and letting it crank and crank, just hit enough to let the engine fire. Not only will lengthen the life of your starter it will lengthen the life of the fuel pump.

anaanymous

the fuel filter is located under the car in fuel line just before the fuel tank

sounds like a fuel regulator. probily need new spark plugs also