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In general, when the fuel pump of a 2003 Chevrolet S-10 stops working, it tends to fail suddenly, leading to complete failure as the most common issue. This unfortunate situation requires an expensive replacement, involving dropping the fuel tank to access it. It is typically recommended to have this replacement done by professionals, but it can be managed with some experience and confidence. Another possibility is that a clogged fuel filter could be causing similar symptoms to a failing fuel pump. Additionally, a defective fuel pressure sensor could be the culprit. While these alternatives are not ideal, they do offer a substantial cost savings compared to replacing the fuel pump. It is advisable to conduct a thorough diagnosis before investing in expensive parts.
To reset the fuel pump in a 2003 Chevy S10, locate the inertia switch beneath the dashboard and press the reset button for the fuel pump. If this doesn't resolve the issue, it likely means the fuel pump is faulty, leading to issues like slow acceleration or insufficient fuel supply to the engine.
The tail light near the license plate is not working.