Causes of Intermittent Insufficient Fuel Supply in Diesel Engines
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When a diesel engine experiences intermittent insufficient fuel supply, the main causes are as follows: 1. Poor assembly or reverse rotation of the fuel pump: It is necessary to promptly inspect and repair any issues with the fuel pump. 2. Air entering due to poor sealing of the fuel pump housing: Inspect and repair in a timely manner to enhance sealing and prevent air ingress. 3. Air leakage caused by poor sealing of the suction pipe system or blockage of the suction pipe: Clean the suction pipe promptly to prevent carbon buildup. 4. Poor sealing of the fuel pump's stuffing box, clogged oil filter, or malfunctioning suction check valve: Repair promptly to prevent further issues. 5. Insufficient fuel in the car's fuel tank: Refuel at a gas station promptly to ensure an adequate fuel reserve in the tank.