Why does the air pump make noise but not inflate?

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BenjaminLynn
07/30/25 10:02am
It is caused by the aging and softening of the internal spring plate in the air pump, which renders it unusable. There is basically no normal power supply, and the air outlet of the pump is blocked. These issues will prevent the air pump from inflating. The air pump in a vehicle is quite convenient to use, as it can effectively replenish tire pressure when it is low and help maintain a drivable range. More details about the air pump are as follows: 1. Introduction 1: The air pump used in motor vehicles is an air pump, which is a device that either removes air from a sealed space or adds air to it. 2. Introduction 2: Air pumps generally come in various models, and the appropriate one can be selected based on the specific vehicle type. When there is an issue with the vehicle's air pump, the motor vehicle should be inspected.
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