How to Test a Fuel Pump?
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When a fuel pump fails, common symptoms include weak acceleration, jerking during sudden acceleration, buzzing noises while driving, illuminated engine warning light, and abnormal engine vibrations. Below are the causes of fuel pump damage: 1. Poor Oil Quality: It is highly likely due to the use of low-quality engine oil. Using higher-performance engine oil can moderately extend maintenance intervals while ensuring proper engine operation. If low-quality engine oil is used, severe wear may occur during engine operation, leading to noise and mechanical damage. 2. Clogged Oil Filter: If the oil filter is not replaced for an extended period, its blockage increases the fuel pump's oil supply pressure. The engine then operates under high-load conditions for prolonged periods, which can lead to fuel pump damage.