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Chevrolet Cruze Fuel Pressure Sensor maintains the correct flow of fuel to ensure that the small sedan runs smoothly and with excellent mileage. The Chevrolet Cruze is credited with nimble handling and a comfortable ride that combines a turbocharged 1.4-liter engine with 153 horsepower and 177 lb-ft of torque that is channeled to the responsive six-speed automatic that helps the driver zoom in and out of traffic jams or cruise through the highway and sips fuel at a rate of 36 miles per gallon. Diesel customers also have even greater torque and an automatic nine-speed, which provide the Chevrolet Cruze with sure passing power and excellent economy on highways. The Chevrolet Cruze is a smart car that offers solid steering feel, spacious seating, advanced infotainment, and a reputation for reliability to families who do not want to spend out of their budget to get style. That performance is augmented by the Fuel Pressure Sensor, which is mounted on the rail and continuously broadcasts pressure information to the engine computer to allow instant adjustments to stabilize idle, sharpen throttle response, and ease diagnostics in case of problems. A faulty Fuel Pressure Sensor may cause hard start or slow acceleration, and therefore it is important to replace it before it fails. The Fuel Pressure Sensor is immediately flagged by the onboard computer when the readings are out of range, preventing damage that could be costly. Installation is easy, park safely, deflate the pressure, disconnect the battery, loosen the old unit, unbolt and remove the old unit, lubricate the new unit, seat and tighten the new sensor, reconnect the wiring and the battery, and cycle the key to verify the presence of leakages.