yes definitely. if any sediment,dirt or debris hits the vanes on the pump it will jam it and fail.also called fuel sock
yes you need spacers on the wheels ecklers sell then
The Fuel Strainer is Part of the "In Tank Fuel Pump Module Assembly" and you need to remove the Fuel Tank to get access to it...
The 'strainer' sock that covers the intake tube on the end of the fuel pump.Inspect the one you have - if it looks bad, has tears or physical wear, it might be a good thing to change while you're there.A check at one source shows the strainer is only $12... I'd go for it.
You need to remove the gas tank to replace the fuel pump. The tank contains the pump. It is A good idea to replace the strainer and filter when replacing the pump, They are both actually just filters and you cannot get the fuel too clean, but it can be too dirty.
You will need a fuel pressure guage to check the fuel pump. The pump operates at 13 psi.
u need to replace the fuel sending unit which is what you attach the pump and strainer to, unfortunately it cost around $220. I looks like one of the pumps in a toliet. You need to check and be sure that you have a good ground connection for the tank unit.
You can fix your 1985 Chevy Corvette by replacing the thermostat. If the automobile still runs hot, you might need to replace the cylinder head gasket.
cos u need to put fuel in it to make it run
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No you do not.
The fuel filter on a 1998 Dodge Neon is not a serviceable (or cleanable) type. It's more like a "screen" or a "strainer" that attaches to the base of the fuel pump assembly which sits inside the gas tank. To get to the fuel screen, you need to take the entire fuel pump assembly out of the tank. If you are replacing the entire fuel pump, then it's definitely recommended that the fuel strainer be replaced at the same time. Although the strainer looks like a washable nylon mesh, it's not recommended to do so since by now it's over 10 years old and fully saturated with old fuel and contaminants. A new strainer normally comes with the fuel pump assembly, but you can possibly also buy it separately (from the dealer) for about $40.
Still need help? It will be either the Fuel Pump Relay, Fuel Filter, Fuel strainer, Fuel Pressure Regulator, Fuel Pump, or Crankshaft Sensor. You can tell what it is depending on what is happeninig when you try to start the car. Explain what is happening.