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Fuel System
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A Brief History of Gasoline Direct Fuel Injection Systems
1/18/2012
The concept of injecting gasoline directly into an engine’s cylinders was invented by Swedish engineer Jonas Hesselman in 1925. During World War II, Germany began equipping some of its fighter aircraft with direct fuel injection to prevent engine ...
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When To Replace Sensors And Why
11/11/2011
Sensors are designed to last the life of the vehicle or until they wear out.
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Understanding Mass Air Flow Issues
4/13/2011
If you understand that a defective mass air flow (MAF) sensor can cause an extremely lean condition by underestimating the amount of air flowing into the engine, then you can understand how a defective MAF sensor can be mistaken for a defective fuel pump assembly.
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A Fuel Pump Primer
2/23/2011
A hard-working fuel pump moves thousands of gallons over its lifetime. When it doesn’t, there’s trouble.
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ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Fuel System
10/21/2010
The major components in the fuel system include the fuel pump, fuel filter, fuel lines, fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulator, throttle body, fuel tank and gas cap.
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On an ‘03 Chevy 1500 with a 5.3L. When I go to start it sometimes it takes it awhile to start. It almost sounds like the starter is going out but it was tested. What could be another cause?
9/27/2010
On an ‘03 Chevy 1500 with a 5.3L. When I go to start it sometimes it takes it awhile to start. It almost sounds like the starter is going out but it was tested. What could be another cause?
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A car is starting, stays on a few seconds then shuts off. What could be the problem?
9/27/2010
A car is starting, stays on a few seconds then shuts off. What could be the problem?
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Understanding Fuel Pump Problems
4/13/2010
It’s important for the parts professional to understand the basic issues involved in fuel pump diagnosis.
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The World of Fuel Pump Diagnosis
12/9/2011
It’s no secret to any parts professional that a very high percentage of in-tank electric fuel pumps returned for warranty aren’t truly defective. Unfortunately, many amateur and professional technicians assume that, because they can’...
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ASE PS2 Test Preparation Guide: Fuel System
10/10/2011
● FUEL PUMP Delivers fuel from the fuel tank to the engine. Fuel injected engines usually have a tank-mounted, high-pressure electric pump. Older carbureted vehicles used an engine-mounted, low-pressure mechanical pump. Most EFI fuel pumps op...
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Technical Sales Skills: For Fuel Pump Problems, Accurate Diagnoses Is Key
4/12/2011
The pump not only delivers fuel but also develops the pressure necessary to force fuel through the injectors when the engine is running.
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Understanding Modern Fuel Delivery Systems
12/15/2010
In today’s market, selling fuel delivery system parts often requires a high degree of product familiarity.
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I have a ‘94 Chevy S10 Blazer, VIN code W. It starts to lope if I let it idle for a while. I put a new spider and checked for any leaks. Any help would be nice. Thank you!
9/27/2010
I have a ‘94 Chevy S10 Blazer, VIN code W. It starts to lope if I let it idle for a while. I put a new spider and checked for any leaks. Any help would be nice. Thank you!
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I have a 1999 Chevy Z71 with 5.3 and it’s starting to burn a lot of gas.
9/27/2010
I have a 1999 Chevy Z71 with 5.3 and it’s starting to burn a lot of gas.
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Technical Forum: The engine cranks and has spark but won’t start. Does it need a new fuel pump?
8/24/2010
Counterman magazine presents 11 technical and sales topics in an easy-to-read question-and-answer format.
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Fuel-Related Problems Explained
4/13/2010
If the fuel pump stops working for any reason, the flow of fuel to the engine stops and the engine dies.
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