Power and ground
The pump’s fuse, relay or control path, supply and ground are checked where accessible. A silent pump can still be a wiring or control fault.
A non-start, cutting out or loss of power does not prove the fuel pump has failed. SP88 checks electrical supply, command and available fuel-delivery evidence before recommending a suitable pump repair.
Petrol and diesel systems differ, and some vehicles use more than one pump. The correct test plan depends on the engine, symptoms and available access.
The pump’s fuse, relay or control path, supply and ground are checked where accessible. A silent pump can still be a wiring or control fault.
Available pressure, flow, scan data and symptom evidence are considered without opening a high-pressure system unnecessarily.
A restricted filter, empty or contaminated tank, damaged pickup or blocked line can mimic a failed pump and may change the repair plan.
In-tank modules, lift pumps and engine-mounted high-pressure pumps are not interchangeable. Parts and access are checked against the vehicle.
Tell us whether the engine cranks, starts and stalls, loses power or has warning messages.
SP88 checks available electrical, scan and fuel-delivery evidence before condemning a pump.
Accessible low-pressure pump work may be mobile; tank removal or high-pressure-system work may require a workshop or specialist route.
Do not repeatedly crank a vehicle if fuel is leaking or there is a strong fuel smell. Move people away from ignition sources and call for advice. High-pressure diesel systems must not be opened casually.
Diagnosis and some accessible pump replacements can be mobile. Tank removal, contaminated fuel, seized fittings or high-pressure diesel faults may need workshop equipment or a specialist repair plan. A booking is not a promise that every pump can be fitted roadside.
No. Battery voltage, immobiliser control, ignition, crank signals, wiring and fuel quality can produce similar symptoms.
Sometimes. Access through an inspection panel can make this practical; other vehicles require the tank to be lowered in a workshop.
These need careful diagnosis and contamination checks. SP88 can assess the fault and confirm whether the work is suitable or needs a diesel specialist.
Not by itself. Contamination may require the tank, lines, filter and other components to be cleaned or replaced.
Include the registration, make and model, postcode and the symptoms. That helps SP88 check likely access, parts options and whether the first visit should be mobile diagnosis or workshop work.