| Fuel gauge reading too low |
- Instrument cluster is not configured correctly
- Fuel pump module flange electrical connector short circuit to ground due to frayed, melted wires/connectors or corroded connector pins
- Fuel level sensor short circuit to ground, low resistance
- Fuel level sensor float arm broken or bent
- Fuel level sensor failure
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| Fuel gauge reading too high |
- Instrument cluster is not configured correctly
- Fuel pump module flange electrical connectors short circuit to power due to melted wires/connectors or corroded connector pins
- Corroded electrical harness connections between low pressure fuel pump and body control module
- Corroded electrical harness connections between body control module and powertrain control module or instrument cluster (IC)
- Fuel level sensor circuit short to ground
- Fuel level sensor failure
- Fuel level sensor float arm jammed in the up position
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| Fuel gauge intermittent or inconsistent |
- Fuel level sensor poor ground connection, open circuit to power, high resistance
- Fuel pump module electrical connector open circuit to power due to frayed, melted wires/connectors or corroded connector pins
- Fuel pump module flange pins not projecting sufficiently to ensure electrical contact
- Harness electrical connectors not correctly located, disconnected, damaged or pins backed out
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| Engine cranks but will not start or malfunction indicator lamp illuminated |
- Fuel tank empty
- Fuel tank active side empty
- Passive suction pipe disconnected from the fuel pump module passive jet connection or kinked suction tube line
- Fuel filter restricted/blocked
- Passive side jet pump blocked
- Engine mounted fuel filter connector wear/leak
- Open circuit between low pressure fuel pump module and low pressure fuel pump
- Short circuit between low pressure fuel pump module and low pressure fuel pump
- Low pressure fuel pump blockage due to debris
- Low pressure fuel pump electrical control module inoperative
- Fuel pump inoperative
- Fuel supply pipe detached/restricted/blocked
- In-tank fuel pipes detached from low pressure fuel pump or flange
- Fuel inlet filter blockage (in-tank)
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| Engine malfunction, stalls or cut off |
- Fuel tank empty
- Fuel tank active side empty
- Passive suction pipe disconnected from the fuel pump module passive jet connection or kinked suction tube line
- Engine mounted fuel filter restricted/blocked
- Engine mounted fuel filter connector wear/leak
- Passive side jet pump blocked
- Open circuit between low pressure fuel pump module and low pressure fuel pump
- Short circuit between low pressure fuel pump module and low pressure fuel pump
- Low pressure fuel pump blockage due to debris
- Low pressure fuel pump, fuel pump driver module inoperative
- Fuel pump pressure relief valve jammed open or leaking
- Fuel pump module pressure regulating valve jammed open or leaking
- Debris blocking engine high pressure fuel pump inlet
- Fuel pump check valve leaking
- Fuel pump inoperative
- Fuel supply pipe detached/restricted/blocked
- In-tank fuel supply pipes detached from low pressure fuel pump or flange
- Fuel inlet filter blockage (in-tank)
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| Engine misfires under load |
- Fuel tank empty
- Fuel pump pressure relief valve jammed open or leaking
- Fuel pump module pressure regulating valve jammed open or leaking
- Debris blocking engine high pressure fuel pump inlet
- Engine mounted fuel filter restricted/blocked
- Fuel supply pipe detached/restricted/blocked
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| Engine doesn't rev up |
- Engine mounted fuel filter restricted/blocked
- Fuel supply pipe detached/restricted/blocked
- In-tank fuel filter restricted/blocked
- Fuel pump pressure relief valve jammed open or leaking
- Fuel pump module pressure regulating valve jammed open or leaking
- Debris blocking engine high pressure fuel pump inlet
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| Low pressure fuel pump noise during idle and normal driving conditions |
- The noise is not an error state. This is normal operation of the low pressure fuel pump
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- Noise from the low pressure fuel pump is normal and will reduce considerably after 15 miles (24 kilometers) of use
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| Water in fuel above allowed threshold |
- Water in fuel
- Water in fuel sensor circuit short circuit to ground, short circuit to power, open circuit, high resistance
- Water in fuel sensor failure
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- Using the manufacturer approved diagnostic system, check for water in fuel related DTCs and repair as necessary. Refer to the relevant DTC index
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| Fuel leak from fuel tank |
- Fuel supply pipe detached from fuel pump flange
- Fuel pump cover locking ring and O-ring seal not fitted properly
- Leak from vapor/breather pipe connection incorrectly installed within the fuel pump module
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- Check fuel delivery line and fuel return line for any leakage due to de-latching or pipe damage
- Check if the fuel pump locking ring and O-ring seal is fitted properly
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