OEM Acura Fuel System Parts

Acura fuel systems are made up of many parts. They work together to help keep gas flowing to the engine. The main components are a fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel filters, and either a carburetor (in older models) or fuel injectors (in newer models). There are multiple possible system configurations, too, including in-tank pump, semi-in-tank, and pump set. Some in-tank pumps even build in a sucking jet pump.

How a fuel system works is straightforward. Fuel tanks hold gas; fuel pumps draw it and send it to the engine. A few other engine parts -- for instance, oxygen sensors and emissions control systems, work alongside the pump. Fuel filters remove impurities and contaminants in gas, while carburetors and fuel injectors help regulate the quantity of gas in the motor.

Unfortunately, any part of a fuel system can wear out or fail owing to use and age. Therefore, it's a good idea to keep an eye out for problems. Signs of them include:

• Issues starting, or the inability to start at all
• A spluttering engine
• Whining noises from the fuel tank
• A reduction in gas mileage
• Engine power loss, especially when driving uphill or towing
• High temperature-gauge readings, leading to stalls
• Random surging -- the feeling of accelerating when you aren't

If you're experiencing any such symptoms, do a careful fuel system inspection. It's one of the best ways to determine what's happening.

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