The fuel pump is an essential part of your Honda CR-V. It is responsible for pumping gas from the tank to the engine so the vehicle can run. If you experience any of these symptoms, you should have it checked by a mechanic or take a look under the hood yourself if you are handy.

1

Stalling

If you have trouble with your Honda CR-V stalling, it could be a sign your fuel pump is beginning to fail. In some cases, the car will stall but can later be started.

2

Driving Rough

If your CR-V begins to ride rough, like it is skipping as it is driving, your fuel pump may need to be replaced.

  • The fuel pump is an essential part of your Honda CR-V.
  • It is responsible for pumping gas from the tank to the engine so the vehicle can run.
  • If your CR-V begins to ride rough, like it is skipping as it is driving, your fuel pump may need to be replaced.
3

DifficuIty Starting

Cars that are suddenly difficult to start or take a long time to start may need a new fuel pump.

4

Won't Run

A faulty fuel pump is one of the many reasons your CR-V may not start. This may happen even if the car seems to be have been running fine previously.

5

Acceleration Trouble

If your CR-V is accelerating strangely, such as having a delayed or stuttered reaction to pushing the accelerator, the fuel pump may need to be replaced.