Fuel Pumps

The engine that powers your every drive relies on combustion to move you down the road. That only happens when the mixture of air and fuel gets ignited by the spark plugs or glow plugs. However, the combustion chamber in your vehicle would lack the fuel part of that equation if your ride didn’t have a fuel pump.

How Your Mopar® Fuel Pump Works

Until it’s needed, the gas stays put in your fuel tank until you need it. The fuel pump draws it out as needed, routing it through fuel lines to the fuel rail. Then the fuel injectors spray the gas into your engine’s cylinders when told to by the engine’s control unit. If you drive an older model, such as a Dodge W250 pickup, your fuel pump likely requires engine power in order to work. A newer model, such as the Chrysler Pacifica minivan, though your more modern fuel pump gets power from a dedicated DC motor.

How to Spot a Faulty Mopar® Fuel Pump

Even the best fuel pump can eventually go bad, though. Signs of trouble include:

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