What are the symptoms of a blocked fuel line?

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ArielAnn
09/02/25 5:09am
The symptoms of a blocked fuel line include: unstable idle speed, abnormal engine vibration, stalling while driving, difficulty starting, and weak acceleration. The car's fuel system is like the blood vessels in the human body, playing a crucial role. It consists of the fuel tank, fuel pump assembly, filter, fuel delivery pipe, fuel return pipe, fuel filler pipe, and carbon canister vent pipe. After the vehicle's fuel system has been in operation for a certain period, sludge or impurities will inevitably precipitate and block the fuel lines. It is recommended to thoroughly clean the fuel system every 20,000 kilometers or every two years, though the cleaning interval may vary depending on the vehicle's usage conditions.
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MacFrank
09/14/25 7:18am
I've experienced this before. The car jerks and lurches, feeling like it suddenly chokes. The engine sound trembles along with it, and in severe cases, it stalls directly, especially embarrassing when waiting at a red light. The throttle response is sluggish, roaring without moving, and climbing a slope feels like a life-or-death struggle. The most frustrating part is the difficulty starting—if it doesn't fire up after two attempts, it really gets on my nerves. When this happens, pull over immediately and check if the fuel pump is making normal sounds—it's likely a fuel supply issue.
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