How to Maintain the Fuel System?
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Automotive fuel system maintenance includes: fuel pump, fuel lines, filter, fuel rail, fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulator, etc. Regular use of fuel additives for cleaning is sufficient. For new vehicles, it is generally recommended to add protective agents when cleaning the fuel system at around 50,000 kilometers. Fuel system maintenance includes: 1. The fuel system consists of the fuel tank, fuel lines, and fuel injectors, with components such as the fuel pump and fuel filter in the system. Fuel enters the combustion chamber through the fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel injectors to burn and generate power; 2. The fuel lines are filled with gum formed by fuel oxidation. Due to atmospheric phenomena such as rain and car washing, moisture inevitably enters the fuel tank and fuel lines. Excessive gum can cause premature failure of the fuel filter and clogging of fuel injectors, while moisture can lead to premature wear of the fuel pump and rusting of metal components in the fuel lines; 3. Different types and qualities of gasoline can result in varying degrees of gum and moisture accumulation. For example, gasoline in China is currently divided into three categories: unleaded gasoline, ethanol gasoline, and methanol gasoline. Unleaded gasoline is further classified into three types: National IV, National III, and National II. Unleaded gasoline produces more gum than ethanol and methanol gasoline, while ethanol and methanol gasoline are more prone to absorbing moisture.