Hello, everyone. When starting my Accent, I feel it heavy and notice that the temperature indicator takes a while to show the normal temperature. When starting it cold, I feel it even heavier and, if I stop accelerating, it stays as if there was no fuel. I've already changed the fuel and air filter and even the battery from the fuel pump which was damaged, but the failure persists. Even now, the battery makes a noise as if it were vibrating too much inside the tank. I've removed it and checked it and it is properly adjusted to the bottom of the pump, but it is still making a noise that can be heard from inside the cabin. I would appreciate it if anyone knows anything about it and can guide me. I've read that the internal hose clamp needs to be replaced in order to avoid a pressure leakage and thus avoid the noise, is it right?
You should first connect a pressure gauge and check the fuel pressure, which should be around 40 lbs. They should be maintained when closing the switch.
Does this mean that it might be the fuel pump that is failing, JOHANNES? It worries me, but at the same time, when the engine is already warm, the failure tends to get better.