Fuel System Repair at our Lake Wales shop
Bring it to our Lake Wales shop and we'll handle the fuel system repair. Here's where to find us, when we're open, and how to book a time.
Where to find our Lake Wales shop
Address, hours, and directions for the shop that handles your fuel system repair.
Address
323 North Scenic HighwayLake Wales, FL 33853
Shop phone
(863) 676-3858Hours
- Monday
- 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Tuesday
- 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Wednesday
- 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Thursday
- 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Friday
- 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Recent Fuel System Repair Work in Lake Wales
Real jobs completed by our team in the Lake Wales area
Our Team
August 2026
Why Can I Smell Fuel Inside My Car?
The Problem
The vehicle owner reported a strong smell of fuel inside the car, indicating a possible fuel leak.
What We Found
The technician determined that the issue was related to the fuel tank, which required replacement.
The Fix
The team at our Lake Wales shop removed and replaced the used fuel tank, ensuring all components were properly accessed and installed. They conducted a retest and verified the repair by performing a final road test to confirm the issue was resolved.
The Result
After the repair, the fuel smell was eliminated, and the vehicle was safe to drive again.
Pro Tip
If you notice a fuel smell inside your vehicle, it could indicate a leak or issue with the fuel system. Addressing it promptly can prevent more severe problems and ensure your safety.
Our Team
August 2026
What Caused the Diesel Engine Sensor Malfunction?
The Problem
The vehicle owner reported issues with a sensor in their diesel engine.
What We Found
The technician found that the diesel fuel/water separator sensor and the particulate matter sensor required attention. Additionally, the wire for the water-in-fuel sensor needed repair.
The Fix
The team at our Lake Wales shop removed and replaced the diesel fuel/water separator and its sensor. They also addressed the particulate matter sensor and repaired the inline resistor wire for the water-in-fuel sensor. After completing the repairs, they conducted a final road test to ensure everything was functioning correctly.
The Result
The vehicle's sensor issues were resolved, and it was operating smoothly after the repairs.
Pro Tip
Diesel engines rely on clean fuel to run efficiently. Regularly check and replace the fuel/water separator to prevent sensor issues and maintain engine performance.
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Fuel System Repair in Lake Wales: questions answered
Answered by our licensed technicians serving Lake Wales.
How do you tell a bad fuel pump from a clogged filter?
Both drop pressure, so the difference is in how the system behaves under test. A restriction usually shows normal pressure that collapses when volume demand goes up, while a failing pump often can't build spec pressure at all. We measure it rather than swap parts to find out.
Is fuel injector cleaning worth the money?
It's worth it for injectors that are dirty but still working, and it's a waste on injectors that have failed. We test the injectors first so you know which situation you're in. If cleaning won't help yours, we'll say so instead of running the service anyway.
How often should the fuel filter be replaced?
It depends entirely on the vehicle. Some have a serviceable inline filter with a manufacturer recommended interval, and plenty of newer vehicles have a lifetime strainer inside the tank that only comes out with the pump. We go by what your manufacturer specifies for your car, not a blanket number.
Does ethanol free gas actually help?
For a vehicle that sits for long stretches, it helps, because ethanol blended fuel is what pulls moisture in. For a daily driver that burns through a tank every week or two, the fuel doesn't sit long enough for it to matter much. Buy it for the equipment and vehicles that sit, not out of habit.
Can bad fuel damage the engine itself?
Contaminated or watered down fuel usually causes running problems first, hard starting, misfires, and clogged injectors. Left alone long enough, a lean or misfiring condition can cause real damage downstream, including to the catalytic converter. Getting it diagnosed early keeps a fuel problem from turning into an engine problem.
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