Fuel Pump

A Fuel Pump is a device that draws gasoline from the fuel tank to either the carburetor or fuel injectors. Most modern engines have their fuel supplied to them by a fuel-injection system, as opposed to the older, dated design of carbureted fuel systems.

Most modern engines have their fuel supplied to them by a fuel-injection system, as opposed to the older, dated design of carbureted fuel systems. Fuel-injected engines are more efficient, as they are able to control the fuel more precisely. While these can fail slowly, typically they work or they don’t.

Disclaimer Information: The above listed information is based on the average vehicle on the road today is 11.7 years; experiencing sever weather climate, and extreme driving conditions and driving habits. This is the opinion of Total Car Care Guaranteed For Life, Inc and you should always refer to your vehicle owner manual. Price estimation includes parts and labor cost to replace original replacement part.