Which component draws fuel from the tank for the carburetor system?

• A. Ignition coil
• B. Fuel Pump
• C. Fuel Line
• D. Dipstick

Answer: (B)

The fuel pump is the component that draws fuel from the tank and delivers it to the carburetor. Its job is to create the flow and pressure needed to move fuel through the fuel lines so the carburetor can mix it with air for combustion. The ignition coil is part of the ignition system that creates the spark, not fuel flow. The fuel line is simply the conduit that carries fuel and doesn’t generate suction or pressure. The dipstick is used to check oil level, not to move fuel.