OEM INFINITI Fuel System

170014GC0A - : Fuel Pump Driver Module for Infiniti Image

Fuel Pump Driver Module

Infiniti 17001-4GC0A
Q60. 2.0l.
$447.91
MSRP $657.72
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175021MC1A - : Tube Assembly Fuel Feed for Infiniti Image

Tube Assembly Fuel Feed

Infiniti 17502-1MC1A
$115.54
MSRP $168.18
Save $52.64
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174299BD0C - : Pin Fuel Cap Mounting for Infiniti Image

Pin Fuel Cap Mounting

Infiniti 17429-9BD0C
$11.66
MSRP $13.93
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175021MC0A - : Tube Assembly Fuel Feed for Infiniti Image

Tube Assembly Fuel Feed

Infiniti 17502-1MC0A
$124.05
MSRP $180.57
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16439JA00B - : Fuel Filler Hose Clamp for Infiniti Image

Fuel Filler Hose Clamp

Infiniti 16439-JA00B
Upper.
$10.60
MSRP $12.67
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140328J10A - : Fuel Injection Plenum Gasket for Infiniti Image

Fuel Injection Plenum Gasket

Infiniti 14032-8J10A
Plenum To Intake. I35. Lower.
$44.90
MSRP $57.78
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172907JA0A - : Fuel Filler Neck Bracket for Infiniti Image

Fuel Filler Neck Bracket

Infiniti 172907JA0A
$41.43
MSRP $49.50
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1724050Y00 - : Fuel Filler Neck Seal for Infiniti Image

Fuel Filler Neck Seal

Infiniti 17240-50Y00
From 4/98. To 4/98.
$42.57
MSRP $54.79
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755B01BA0A - : Fuel Filler Neck Insulator for Infiniti Image

Fuel Filler Neck Insulator

Infiniti 755B0-1BA0A
Evap hose.
$182.32
MSRP $289.51
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1403375P00 - : Fuel Injection Plenum Gasket for Infiniti Image

Fuel Injection Plenum Gasket

Infiniti 14033-75P00
QX4.
$16.10
MSRP $19.23
Save $3.13
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The fuel system in your INFINITI vehicle is made up of several components: a fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel filters, and either a carburetor (in older cars or SUVs) or an electronic fuel-injection system (in late-model ones). Fuel systems come in different configurations. Some are in-tank pump (with a sucking jet pump or without), and others are either semi-in-tank or pump set. Their jobs: to keep gas flowing to your engine and combustion chamber.

How almost any fuel system works is simple. The fuel tank holds the gas. The job of the fuel pump is drawing fuel from the tank and sending it from the tank to the engine via the fuel lines. Oxygen sensors and emissions control systems work with the pump and either the carburetor or fuel injectors, all of which help regulate the amount of fuel that ends up there. Fuel filters help remove both production impurities and external contaminants in the gas in the process.

Unfortunately, fuel systems can have parts wear out or fail eventually, often just because of the direct relationship between use and age. Therefore, it's a good idea to monitor yours regularly for problems. Signs of them include:

  • Starter issues
  • Engine splutters
  • Sudden power loss when towing or driving uphill
  • Whining noises coming from your gas tank
  • Worsening fuel economy
  • High temperature-gauge readings
  • Stall-outs
  • Random surging (the feeling you're accelerating when you aren't)

Seeing any of these symptoms? Run a careful fuel system inspection.

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