There are several methods to test if a fuel pump has failed; it is usually tested with a fuel pressure gauge to see if it is outputting the correct PSI, but there are other methods. While using a fuel pressure gauge is the recommended method to troubleshoot a bad fuel pump, there is an old-school… Read More: How to Tell If the Fuel Pump Has Failed Without… »
If you have a vehicle and suspect it has a clogged fuel filter, there can be various symptoms. The symptoms will vary depending on how clogged up the filter has become. A clogged fuel filter will block the flow of gas to the engine, causing it to run badly or not at all. What Happens… Read More: Symptoms of a Clogged Fuel Filter »
If you have a Ford that uses a fuel pump driver module, it can be bypassed for testing. This can be a good way to test if the module is bad or possibly get the vehicle home in an emergency. I recently ran into this problem with a 2008 Ford F-150 that had a fuel… Read More: How To Bypass Ford Fuel Pump Driver Module »
Replacing the fuel pump on a 2012 (2010-2013) Toyota Corolla is a straight forward job that falls in the DIY category. Of course, if in doubt be sure to call a professional. Be sure to take all the necessary precautions when working with gas since it is highly combustible. (2010-2013) Toyota Corolla Fuel Pump Location… Read More: How To Replace 2012 Toyota Corolla Fuel Pump (2010-2013) »