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Sorry if this is a double post. my first post got approved but its not showing after i added some further comments.

First of all a hello to everyone in the forum.

The car does not start and had a mechanic look at it and he came to the conclusion that the fuel pressure pump was not working. He got to this by trying to bleed the fuel injectors and no fuel was coming out. I replaced this but still same problem. I have also replaced the fuel filter, the crank shaft and cam shaft sensors. If you use a starting spray i think on the carbonator the car seems to start but the minute you stop car turns off. Any ideas guys

Is anyone around the London - Ealing area that provides a car fault code read service and possible reset if required

Is your car a 90 or 110 bhp , which pump did he change the one
on the engine or if it is a 110 the one in the fuel tank ??

Its 90 and he changed the high fuel pressure pump next to the engine