What are the symptoms of a faulty car high-pressure fuel pump?
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The symptoms of a faulty car high-pressure fuel pump include: 1. Severe engine shaking; 2. Weak acceleration; 3. Unstable idle speed; 4. Difficulty starting or stalling. The causes of high-pressure fuel pump damage are: 1. Improper refueling behavior; 2. Do not wait for the fuel warning light to come on before refueling, as this will shorten the pump's lifespan; 3. Too little fuel or running out of fuel can burn out or damage the pump; 4. Overfilling the fuel tank. The purpose of the high-pressure fuel pump is to serve as the power source for hydraulic devices such as jacks, headers, extruders, and ginning machines. Its function is to increase fuel pressure for high-pressure injection to achieve atomization.