The fuel tank pressure sensor is part of the fuel pump assembly and is mounted on top of the tank or inside the tank. It’s part of the evaporative emissions system (commonly referred to as “EVAP”) and ...

While it’s not a common occurrence, fuel tanks can fail. (It’s usually due to a collision, water getting inside or poor manufacturing, but even leaving a car to sit undriven for too long can be cause ...

View post: Is This the End for Diesel? Toyota Says the Clock Is Ticking Audi is recalling nearly 46,000 cars to address inaccurate fuel readings brought on by faulty sensors in their gas tanks. The ...

The '68-'82 Corvette was the longest-running generation in this two-seater's 60-year history. Though the car's appearance evolved in that period to remain current, many of its basic mechanical ...

Fuel injection systems utilize high-pressure fuel pumps that run between 40-60 psi (depending upon the application). These high-pressure pumps were frame-rail-mounted in the pioneering days of factory ...

CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA on Tuesday postponed the launch of space shuttle Discovery from May until at least July because of an all-too-familiar problem: a faulty fuel tank sensor. A similar problem ...

Q. Last week as usual, I filled the tank of my 1997 Buick Park Avenue with 89 octane gas. As I drove away, the fuel-gauge needle convulsed wildly, swinging rapidly and repeatedly from full to empty.