VIDEO: Three Tips To Extend Fuel Pump Service Life

VIDEO: Three Tips To Extend Fuel Pump Service Life

Andrew Markel offers three tips to extend the service life of a new fuel pump, including cleaning out the fuel tank, replacing fuel filters, and diagnosing and solving driveability problems. Sponsored by Robert Bosch.

Andrew Markel offers three tips to extend the service life of a new fuel pump, including cleaning out the fuel tank, replacing fuel filters, and diagnosing and solving driveability problems. Sponsored by Robert Bosch.

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