Proton Fuel Pump repair made easy

• Mechanic will read the ECU for possible fault codes related to the fuel system.
• Mechanic will inspect the fuel supply system and the fuel pump.
• If necessary, the mechanic will replace the fuel pump.
• Mechanic will advise if any other parts need to be replaced (like the fuel filter).
• Mechanic will inspect the fuel system again for any leaks and test drive the car.
• Mechanic will make adjustments if necessary.

• When the engine runs rough.
• When the 'Check Engine' light on the car's dashboard is on.
• When the car has performs unreliably under acceleration.
• When there is a whizzing noise coming from near the fuel tank.
• When starting the car is troublesome.
• When the car leaks fuel.

On average, in-tank fuel pump replacement times can range from 1 hour to 1.5 hours with an average of around 1 hours. The time that the job takes will depend on a number of factors, like your vehicle's make and model, year, as well as other factors. Select your car at the top of this page for information on job time and cost for your vehicle through ClickMechanic.

Over time, due to continuous use, the fuel pump can wear and eventually fail leading to an unstable flow of fuel being directed towards the engine. Depending on whether the car has a mechanical or an electronic fuel pump a number of issues can arise.

Sometimes it can be that the fuel pump does not pump an adequate amount of fuel to the engine, causing the engine to sputter, with the car slowing down and speeding up constantly. Similarly, it can be that the car suddenly surges forward when driving at a constant speed. It usually means that parts of the pump have worn or that its electrical and elements connections let through an irregular current. In other cases a fuel pump can malfunction completely, which means that no fuel is pushed to the engine, as a result the engine will not start or cut out.

That said, problems with the fuel supply are not necessarily always down to the pump, there can be a variety of issues (like a clogged fuel filter).

Should you experience problems with the fuel supply, then it is advisable to have the fuel system and the fuel pump inspected and, if necessary, have the fuel pump replaced. Seeing that the fuel pump is especially prone to wear it should always be replaced as and when stipulated in the guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer.

The cost to fix a diesel pump can start from £300 and can go up to over £1000 depending on various factors such make and model of the car, parts required and labour charges. To get an accurate price, simply input your car registration number and postcode on our website and you'll get an instant price for the cost to fix a diesel pump in your area.

Diesel fuel pumps are designed to last a long time and can even last the entire lifetime of the vehicle if they are well-maintained. After about 100,000 miles, depending on the condition of the fuel pump, it may be wise to get it replaced anyway.

The average fuel pump lasts for about 100,000 miles. However, most vehicles will never need a fuel pump replaced as they are typically designed to last the entire lifetime of the vehicle.

Yes, many local garages are able to offer collection and delivery for a fuel pump repair on your Proton. With ClickMechanic collection & delivery is free if your vehicle is drivable. Once booked a mechanic will pick up the vehicle on the day and time of your choice, do the work, and return the vehicle at a time convenient to you. Simply enter your vehicle registration number and postcode to get an upfront price for a fuel pump repair on your Proton.

Yes, mobile mechanics can do a fuel pump repair at your home or office on your Proton, provided there is a safe and sufficient space to conduct the repair or replacement. With ClickMechanic, once booked for a date and time of your choice, your booking will be offered to vetted mobile mechanics in your area.