What Are the Effects of Replacing a Fuel Pump on a Car?
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Here is an introduction to the effects of replacing a fuel pump on a car: No sound from the fuel pump: When the pump core is damaged, there will be no sound of the fuel pump operating when the fuel supply system is activated upon turning the ignition key. Engine: If the pump body is damaged, due to pressure leakage, the fuel pressure cannot reach the specified value, resulting in poor atomization and preventing the engine from starting. Reduced lifespan: Do not wait until the fuel warning light comes on before refueling, as the fuel pump relies on gasoline for cooling. When the fuel level is too low, it cannot effectively dissipate heat, shortening the pump's lifespan. Proper refueling: Frequent fuel pump failures can be related to fuel quality, refueling methods, fuel quantity, and refueling frequency. Therefore, always ensure proper refueling practices, use high-quality fuel, and maintain the fuel pump's longevity.