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Symptoms of a failing fuel pump

Like most car parts, a fuel pump is subject to wear. This may cause various defects. These defects can be caused by, for example, corrosion on the fuel tank. A contaminated fuel filter can also cause damage to the pump. Furthermore, contaminated or low-quality fuel can also cause damage. The pump can also overheat and break. If you often drive with a minimum amount of fuel in your tank, this can also cause damage to the pump. But how do you recognize a failing fuel pump? Damage can be recognized by the following symptoms:

Engine decreases in power;

Low pressure in the fuel system;

The engine has difficulty starting;

Slow acceleration.

A fuel pump needs to be replaced if it supplies insufficient pressure or does not supply pressure at all. If there is not enough pressure, your car has trouble starting or cannot start altogether. In modern cars, the warning light on your dashboard will light up if there is something wrong with the fuel pump. This is the warning light that resembles an engine. Is your fuel pump broken? Then it's time to replace it.

Replace the fuel pump

Does it appear that the fuel pump of your car is broken and needs to be replaced? Then you can easily and inexpensively buy a new pump at Winparts using your number plate. How easy it is to replace the fuel pump differs by car type and make. A mechanical fuel pump can be easily replaced by just loosening a few bolts.

An electric fuel pump is slightly more difficult to replace. Sometimes you even have to dismantle the entire fuel tank. On other occasions, the fuel pump is only accessible through the boot of your car. In this case, you need to remove the cover plate, plugs and fuel hoses. Normally an electric pump can be found under the car or under the bonnet and is also easy to disconnect and replace. While replacing, make sure that the fuel does not spill.

Buying a new fuel pump

Buying a new fuel pump is really easy using your number plate. Enter your number plate or choose your car make, model and type, and the right car-specific fuel pumps will be displayed. At Winparts you can find Bosch fuel pumps, but also from brands like FEBI, Pierburg, Denso and Fispa. The costs for replacing a fuel pump can differ enormously. At a garage, for example, it ranges between £450 and £2,000. Only buying a fuel pump at your local service dealer makes a world of difference. Often these go on average somewhere between £100 to 300. Naturally, this depends on the brand and type of the car you own and the fuel pump you prefer. Next to fuel pumps, you can find many other parts specifically for your car's fuel system at Winparts. We offer a wide range of fuel injectors, fuel tanks, fuel caps, fuel sender unit, fuel hoses and air mass meter.

Fuel pump

Experience decreasing engine power or does the engine jerk at random moments? Or problems with starting your car? This may indicate a failing fuel pump. If this is the case, please replace it as quickly as possible. Luckily Winparts offers different fuel pumps for any make and model from top-notch brands such as Bosch, Pierburg, FEBI and Kavoparts. Want to know which pump is suitable for your car? Enter your number plate of car model at the top of this page and the suitable products for your car will be shown.

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Fuel Feed Unit 7.00468.48.0 Pierburg

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Fuel Feed Unit 7.00468.48.0 Pierburg

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Application: Fuel Pump
Number of connectors: 1
Operating Mode: Electric
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With fuel sender unit
For OE number: A 203 470 23 94
Overall Length [mm]: 192
Current strength to [A]: 10,5
Warranty: 2 years
Diameter [mm]: 122,9
Diameter 1 (mm): 14
Pressure [bar]: 4
Voltage [V]: 12
Pressure [psi]: 58