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How do you know if your fuel pump is failing?


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Fuel pump is leaking gas every time I push down the gas pedal. Replaced gasket and it is not leaking from there. It seems to be coming out of a little hole on the pump itself? Do I just get a new fuel pump or is there a way to stop the leak?

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Probably needs a new pump diaphragm. It's the only way gas can get down to the mounting gasket.

 

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Don't drive it like this. Gas will thin the oil and can generate a explosive mixture in the crankcase.

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From what I've read, almost all the mechanical fuel pumps are the same internally so diaphragms and such swap over, I think there's one that actually has a dual diaphragm, it's got one on top of each other. Maybe from an F10?

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Unfortunately that is not the Nissan pump so I don't know. If it's leaking gas or oil it can't be right.

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That's not a Nissan pump.They are rebuildable if you can find the parts. That is some generic replacement pump.

 

 

It's simple... if leaking oil or gas it needs to be replaced. It may still work fine but it isn't right.

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