Fuel pumps are devices that transfer fuel from the tank to the engine of a vehicle. They are essential for the proper functioning and performance of the engine, as they regulate the amount and pressure of the fuel delivered. Fuel pumps can be classified into two main types: mechanical and electrical. Mechanical fuel pumps are driven by the engine’s camshaft or crankshaft, and are usually located on the engine block or the cylinder head. Electrical fuel pumps are powered by the vehicle’s battery or alternator, and are usually located inside or near the fuel tank. Both types of fuel pumps have advantages and disadvantages, depending on the vehicle’s design and specifications.
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