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Where is the fuel pump located in BYD S6?

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JaydenFitz

07/30/25 10:22am

The fuel pump in BYD S6 is located inside the fuel tank. Here is more information about the fuel pump: 1. Introduction: Among the four wires of the car fuel pump, two are for the fuel level sensor (commonly known as the float), one is for power supply, and one goes to the fuel gauge; the other two are for the fuel pump, one for power supply and one for grounding. 2. Fuel pump relay: The English abbreviation is PMR, and the full name is Pump-Motor-Relay. The fuel pump relay is used to control the power supply to the fuel pump. Modern cars generally use direct injection or port injection. Once the fuel supply meets certain requirements, the relay cuts off the fuel pump, thus controlling its operation. 3. Basic function of car relays: They act as an 'automatic switch' that uses a small current to control the operation of a larger current. In circuits, they play roles such as automatic regulation, safety protection, circuit switching, and more.

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