1995 Dodge Ram 1500 - Fuel Delivery

Fuel Delivery

The fuel system in your vehicle provides the right amount of fuel and fuel pressure to the engine for combustion. Any failure in the system that prevents fuel from reaching the engine can prevent you from reaching your destination. This can include fuel pump failures, clogged fuel filters, worn out fuel injectors, and more.

Keep the Fuel Flowing

Vehicle fuel system technology has advanced greatly over the history of the automobile, but the basics have not changed. Fuel tanks hold the fuel, and fuel pumps move the fuel to the engine. Fuel lines transport the fuel, while fuel filters help keep debris and impurities out of the engine. Outside of the basic components and electronic components, how the fuel enters the engine varies the most. Older engines may use carburetors, while newer engines likely use fuel injection, and high-performance engines may be equipped with turbochargers or superchargers that can drastically alter the fuel mixture. Knowing how the fuel gets from the fuel tank to the engine can help you diagnose and complete your fuel system repair.

From the Gas Station to the Engine

O'Reilly Auto Parts has you covered from the time you put gas in the fuel tank until the fuel reaches the engine. From gas caps and new fuel tanks to fuel filters, carburetors, and fuel injectors, you can find the parts you need for your repair. We also carry specialty tools for disconnecting fuel lines, fuel system cleaners, and more for complete fuel system repair and maintenance.