Which outcome occurs when regenerative pump clearance increases due to wear in aircraft fuel system?

💡 Explanation

When regenerative pump clearance increases, fluid recirculates internally due to reduced flow resistance, diminishing its ability to maintain design pressure, especially in low-density atmospheric conditions (high altitude). Therefore, reduced discharge pressure results, not increased fuel temperature, engine vibrations or starvation, which have different root causes.

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