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In a 2013 Chevy Impala, the fuel pump control module is situated on the firewall at the back of the engine. This module regulates the voltage sent to the fuel pump of a vehicle. By managing the voltage, the module ensures that the fuel pressure and delivery to the engine are at their best levels across all operating conditions. If the fuel pump control module is failing, it can show various symptoms related to the engine's performance. These may include issues like starting problems, smoky start-ups, stalling or rough idling, hesitations and sputtering while driving, and sudden power surges when in reverse. Experiencing any of these signs on their own or together could signal a malfunctioning module.
The control module for the fuel pump on my 2013 Impala can be found tucked away behind the right side panel in the trunk, fixed to the rear of the right shock tower.
Whenever I fill up my car with gas and start the engine, it seems like the motor struggles to begin, but once I press the gas pedal, it starts up without any issues.
The vehicle has stopped moving and is unable to start again.
The 2013 Chevy Impala's "FPCM" can be found in the trunk, specifically on the right side behind the panel, not hidden behind the firewall.
The 2013 Chevy Impala's fuel pump control module is positioned on the firewall at the rear of the engine.