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Not starting first crank attempt 700 1991

I would like to clarify the fix for this issue. It was not the fuel pump . It was the device connected to the output side of the only one intank fuel pump on this regina car. This device is called an accumulator or pressure dampener. It became leaky preventing full pressure from reaching up to the fuel rail. It also allowed drainback of the fuel. I bypassed this device with a piece of submersible fuel hose. My search on the internet reveals that many owners did the same without any adverse problems.






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