Video Summary
Here's a summary of the video:Fuel pump premature failure. Engine under performance. Silent fuel pump noise. Check engine light. Car cranks but won’t start. Rough idling and engine stalls. Burnt fuel pump relay. Exhaust system issues. Intermittent poor acceleration. Fuel pump running constantly. A faulty fuel pump can cause these problems. The average lifespan of a fuel pump relay is around 100k miles. However, a bad fuel pump relay can cause it to fail. The fuel pump relay’s job is to generate a voltage signal and supply current to the fuel pump, which will send fuel to the injectors. To prevent these problems, it is necessary to check the fuel delivery system.
