The fuel system is one of the most important in any car brand. It guarantees a full and uniform flow of the fuel solution into the mechanisms, allowing the car owner to move freely on the roads. At the same time, the fuel pump is the main component of the fuel system, which is responsible for building up pressure in the system for a uniform flow of fuel into the carburetor and injector. A car fuel pump is also called a gasoline pump. It is an element of the vehicle's engine system that is responsible for supplying fuel to the engine. Simplified, this part is intended for pumping fuel from the tank to the internal combustion engine.

1. ASTRA Mk III (F) Hatchback (T92)
2. ASTRA Mk III (F) Estate (T92)
3. CAVALIER Mk III Saloon (J89)
4. CORSA Mk I (B) (S93)
5. COMBO Mk I (B) (S93)
6. CAVALIER Mk III Hatchback (J89)
7. ASTRA Mk IV (G) Hatchback (T98)
8. ASTRA Mk IV (G) Saloon (T98)
9. ASTRA Mk IV (G) Estate (T98)
10. ASTRA Mk III (F) Saloon (T92)
11. ASTRAVAN Mk III (F) Estate Van (T92)
12. CORSAVAN Mk I (B) Hatchback Van (S93)
13. ASTRAVAN Mk IV (G) Estate Van (T98)
14. BARINA Hatchback (SB)
15. COMBO Van (SB)
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The construction of the fuel pump

The gasoline pump assembly consists of a drive cam, pusher, lever, balancer, rod, spring, inlet valve, etc.

All parts of the pump are highly functional. As part of the maintenance of the BOSCH brand Fuel Pump, you need to check the condition of every part of it to make sure it is reliable and durable.