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Top Ten Fuel Pump Fails

10. Strainer Blocks Fuel-Level Sender A fuel pump inlet strainer may be installed that is interfering with the travel of the fuel-level sensor’s float arm, which causes an optimistic fuel level reading. Dented fuel tanks may also cause a false reading by pushing the fuel-level sensor and fuel pump inlet filter above the remaining fuel

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Airtex Fuel Delivery Systems Launches Fuel Pump U En Espanol

Airtex Fuel Delivery Systems, the world’s largest manufacturer of fuel pumps, has just launched the Spanish version of it’s award-winning FuelPumpU.com technical training website. This online resource, which offers real-time educational assistance, as well as current and in-depth information and fuel pump replacement support will now be available both in English and Spanish. Technicians can

Why A Clean Fuel Tank Is Important For A Fuel Pump’s Diet

Fuel pump replacement comebacks can be costly and can hurt your reputation. One of the leading causes of failure is the tank. If a vehicle gets 20 miles to the gallon, then more than 5,000 gallons of gas (from many stations) will go through the tank in 100,000 miles. During this time, sediment, rust and debris from the pump can find its way into the tank. Removing all contaminates is critical.

Explorer/Mountaineer Fuel Pump Tech Tip

Some 2004-’07 Explorer four door/Mountaineer vehicles may exhibit the malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) on with diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P0463 or an erratic fuel gauge concern. This could be from sulphur contamination in the fuel, causing an open or high resistance on the fuel sender card.

Diagnosing Inoperative Fuel Pumps

As I’ve discovered recently, times change and so do the procedures for diagnosing inoperative fuel pumps. Just a few weeks ago, I diagnosed a case in which the owner had started his vehicle for several months by spraying starting fluid (ether) into his truck’s air intake before he cranked the engine.

Pilot Automotive Releases New 2014 APEX Fuel Pump Catalog

Pilot Automotive/Wang’s International has announced the release of its new 2014 APEX Fuel Pump Catalog featuring fuel pumps, fuel modules, sending units and fuel strainers.

FMI Automotive To Unveil New Fuel Pump Line At AAPEX

FMI Automotive, a leading manufacturer of premium performance water pumps, will unveil its new fuel pump line during the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX), which takes place Nov. 5-7 at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas.

Fuel Pump Tech Tip: MIL On With DTC P0463 Or Erratic Fuel Gauge Operation

Some 2004-’07 Explorer four door/Mountaineer vehicles may exhibit the malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) on with diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P0463 or an erratic fuel gauge concern. This could be from sulphur contamination in the fuel, causing an open or high resistance on the fuel sender card.

Tech Tip: Fuel Pump Installation Tips

After having identified the fuel pump as the cause of a failure, empty the fuel tank in an appropriate container or gas buggy. Before removing the fuel pump from the tank and to prevent contamination, clean dirt off the top of the tank.

Why Are Fuel Pumps So Often Misdiagnosed?

Fuel pumps have a high return rate because any number of things may prevent the engine from getting fuel. Common causes of no fuel include a plugged fuel filter, blocked fuel line, blown fuel pump fuse, bad fuel pump relay, electrical faults in the fuel pump wiring (opens, shorts or excessive resistance), a dead fuel pump or no fuel in the tank.