Fuel pumps are responsible for delivering fuel from the fuel tank, that is usually located in the rear of the vehicle, to the fuel rail or carburettor, that is generally located atop the engine under the bonnet. In older pre-fuel injection vehicles dating from the 1980s and older this is usually performed by a mechanical fuel pump, while in most later vehicles manufactured after the introduction of fuel injection this role is fulfilled by an electric fuel pump. A correctly performing fuel pump is critical for maintaining a minimum safe pressure and flow for the engine to operate efficiently throughout it’s rev range, and a failed or faulty fuel pump can result in reduced performance, failure to start or potentially lead to catastrophic engine failure.

AFI prides itself on its extensive knowledge of all things fuel delivery and engine management related, as well as its ability to deliver exactly what its customers demand. A constant focus on research and development means AFI is always able to discern what the Australian aftermarket requires at the present moment and what it will require to meet demand in the future. The company boasts expertise in fuel injection, engine management, ignition systems and automotive electronics.