Mopar Fuel System Parts

Did you know that there are many parts that make up your vehicle's fuel system? Some of the main components include the fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel filters, and fuel injectors. Fuel pumps, for example, are designed to send gas from the tank to your Mopar vehicle's engine.

How Can I Tell if my Fuel System is Failing or Going Bad?

Just like other parts of your Mopar vehicle, a fuel system can go bad or wear out over time. With this in mind, you'll want to watch out for the signs of fuel system problems:

• You're having a hard time starting the engine
• Your vehicle is accelerating slowly
• Stalling or loss of power
• The Check Engine Light or Service Engine Light is on
• Rough idling
• Engine smoke
• Strong fuel odors or a decrease in fuel economy

If you come across any of the symptoms listed above, you will want to perform a fuel system inspection as soon as possible. This will help avoid costly repairs in the future.

How Long Can a Fuel Pump Last?

If there are no other issues with your vehicle, your fuel tank can last a while. Most drivers will only have to replace their fuel pump after 100,000 miles. Some fuel pumps can even last for over 200,000 miles.

Where Can I Buy OEM Fuel System Parts?

If you are ready to place an online parts order, be sure you order genuine Mopar parts from Mopar Factory Parts. We have the parts you need in stock for your 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 gas tank. Buy quality OEM fuel system parts today, and don't hesitate to contact us with any additional questions.