What Causes a Single-Cylinder Diesel Engine to Stop Supplying Fuel?
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The negative pressure ventilation device of the fuel tank cap may be stuck or damaged. When the engine is running and the fuel level in the tank decreases, the air pressure inside the tank drops. Below is more information about the fuel tank: 1. Refueling amount: It is appropriate to refuel when there is a quarter of fuel left in the car's tank. If it falls below a quarter, it may affect the cooling capability of the vehicle's fuel pump. The fuel consumption of a car is influenced by factors such as the engine's displacement, tire size specifications, and vehicle weight. 2. Fuel tank cap identification: The interior switch may be located in different positions, such as on the floor to the left of the driver's seat, on the panel of the left front door, or on the center console. The identifier is typically a fuel pump icon. 3. Handling fuel leaks: After all passengers have exited the vehicle, do not close the doors. Keep at least one door open for ventilation to prevent the high concentration of evaporated gasoline from causing accidents. It is important to note that everyone should stay away from the car and stand off the road, ensuring safety before calling for assistance.