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Originally Posted By: scurvy
I assume you mean the fuel pump was replaced, not the power steering pump? It would help to clarify.
Yes, by the pump, I mean the fuel pump. The PS pump seems to be working for now.
Originally Posted By: scurvy
Fuel pumps sometimes just up and die with no warning but they often groan for a bit before kicking the bucket. Pay attention to the noises your car makes when starting and while running, and you'll be better equipped to make a judgment call if something seems amiss to you.
If the pump fails while you're driving and the car sputters out, shift into neutral, put the emergency flashers on and guide it to the shoulder. Then call for a tow. Not much else you can do in that situation.
Got it.Thx.
I assume you mean the fuel pump was replaced, not the power steering pump? It would help to clarify.
Yes, by the pump, I mean the fuel pump. The PS pump seems to be working for now.
Originally Posted By: scurvy
Fuel pumps sometimes just up and die with no warning but they often groan for a bit before kicking the bucket. Pay attention to the noises your car makes when starting and while running, and you'll be better equipped to make a judgment call if something seems amiss to you.
If the pump fails while you're driving and the car sputters out, shift into neutral, put the emergency flashers on and guide it to the shoulder. Then call for a tow. Not much else you can do in that situation.
Got it.Thx.