OEM Fuel Pumps
1993 Cadillac 60 Special
OEM Fuel Pumps FAQ
What Do Fuel Pumps Do?
They send gas from fuel tanks up fuel lines and into fuel rails, where fuel injectors can spray the gas into engine cylinders. Put simply, they're what get fuel to where spark plugs can ignite it, so engines can get what they need to run.
What are the Signs of a Bad Fuel Pump?
A stuttering, squeaking, and surging engine, worsening fuel economy, and being unable to start. Notice any, and you'll need to run a fuel system inspection and, if needed, replace the pump.
How Often Do Fuel Pumps Get Replaced?
Every 160,000 to 320,000 kilometers or so. You can help yours last longer by taking the best care of it possible -- keep your tank as full as you can (to help keep it cooler and avoid stressing the fuel system), fill up at gas stations with cleaner, modern tanks, and avoid filling up during fuel deliveries, when impurities in stations' tanks can get kicked up. When it comes time for replacement, stick to an OEM fuel pump.
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