It is a gear or chain driven compressor, piston or rotor(like new oil pumps). It is feed fuel by a normal fuel pump at around 43psi and compresses it up to 25,000psi.
Yes, if you have a fuel pressure regulator.
No but running it out of gas can clog your fuel filter. Replace then if that doesn't work check fuel pressure no fuel pressure It's fuel pump relay or pump Itself. .
yes especially if installed in an automobile it may pump but not build pressure.
it will work but you have to use a pressure regulator in line so you can set the fuel pressure down to 6 psi. for the carburetor
that is the fuel pump building the pressure needed for the injectors to work
If the relay is bad, then the fuel pump will not work.
The fuel pump(s) are located in the gas tank. There are two fuel pumps, a low-pressure pump to fill the bucket that the main pump sits in , and the main high-pressure pump. The low-pressure pump is more likely to fail, which gives the symptom of running out of gas when the gas tank is still half full. If the low-pressure pump is not able to fill the bucket (which is to make sure there is gas for the main pump even when hard cornering with a low fuel level), the main pump is starved for fuel and the engine will quit. The pumps are easily accessed by removing the trunk floor. There are two circular plates in the body above the fuel tank. The larger one - on the left side - hides the fuel pumps. Removing the fuel pumps requires some tools not found in most simple tool kits. If you have any concerns, let a professional mechanic do the work.
IS it the pump itself? Did you check for a blocked fuel filter? are you getting any fuel pressure to the fuel rail?
Fuel pressure test. First thing to do is replace the fuel filter. If that does not help, then test the fuel pump with a fuel pressure tester. If you can't hear it run for a few seconds when the key is turned on, either the pump is bad, or the fuse is blown, or the fuel pump relay is defective. Even if you hear it running, it may be so weak as not to work properly.
Sounds like your fuel pump is not working correctly. Check the relay and then work back.
No it will not. Now it will bolt right in there but the transmission will not work and the fuel pump in the fuel tank has to much fuel pressure for a carburetor
Bad fuel pump?