What Causes Insufficient Fuel Supply in Cars?
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The reasons for insufficient fuel supply include: no fuel in the tank or the fuel tank switch not being opened; blockages, leaks, water accumulation, icing, or vapor lock in the pipeline from the fuel tank suction pipe through the fuel filter, fuel pump to the fuel distribution pipe inlet pipe joint; poor performance or failure of the electric fuel pump; malfunction of the fuel pressure regulator, etc. Symptoms of insufficient fuel supply in cars are as follows: 1. The engine fails to start normally: The car engine cannot start normally or gradually shuts down during operation. 2. Fuel pressure: When testing the fuel supply pressure of the fuel supply device, the fuel pressure is too low or zero. 3. Poor acceleration: The engine can start, but the power is significantly insufficient, and acceleration is poor. If insufficient fuel supply is detected, timely inspection and repair are necessary to avoid unnecessary faults and ensure driving safety.