Posts Tagged: Fuel level sending unit
Symptoms of a bad fuel pump
What are the symptoms of a bad fuel pump If your engine won’t start, takes too much cranking to start or your engine stalls, you may have a bad fuel pump or you may have a fuel pump wiring issue caused by a corroded connection or ground or a bad fuel pump control module. The point is, perfectly good fuel pumps get replaced because people don’t always know the symptoms of a failing fuel pump or do the proper testing before replacing the pump. Symptoms are different between electric and … Read More
Fuel pump replacement and fuel sending unit replacement
Fuel pump replacement and fuel sending unit replacement On car forums people always ask where the fuel pump is located so they can perform a fuel pump replacement procedure. Well, on a fuel-injected vehicle, it’s always in the gas tank. If you have to lower the tank to get access to the pump, you’ll first have to drain the tank before lowering it. You don’t want all that gas sloshing around while you lower the tank. Finally, people ask if they have to replace the entire fuel pump assembly just … Read More