Owner reviews for fuel pump

it's a great aftermarket part(Rockauto). The wire harness so far for me hasn't given me major issues. I will say make sure the mechanic or you know how to install that correctly. The reason why I state this the last fuel pump job I had done my mechanic did make a mistake and wired it wrong causing a wire burn later on. Luckily he's not a asshole and fixed it for free since it was his fault. Traffic here is ass so the pump does get it's fair Share of work.

Mine went out at 270,00 on my 2002 Tahoe oem Delphi

installed a delphi, the 5.3 starts on 1st crank everytime now.

I finally tackled the fuel pump & filter job after collecting all the parts I needed, and a surging amount of them are still available OE.

It was indeed my fuel pump, I tried changing the filter first and replacing some dry rotted evap hoses but that only gave me better gas milage. After pulling the old fuel pump the filter that was attached to it was filled to the brim and the pump housing had trash all over the bottom. I likely could've cleaned it out and replaced the filter but id already purchased a new one and figured I might as well swap them. I used the Delphi pump from autozone, and it was much easier than expecting after watching a few youtube videos on it. now I've gotta do it all again anyway because I installed the floater wrong and my gas needle is stuck, oh well thats what I get for rushing to do it before work.

I just had a new fuel pump and filter, new water pump. thermostat, all rad. hoses,, new MAF, and new spark plugs, all for under $2100 Canadian (about $1500 US).

I’m at 85k in my 2016 Miata. No carbon problems but I did have a high pressure fuel pump give out - though I’m told it’s a freak accident.

Had to replace 2 fuel pumps. 1 at 140k the next at 180k. Bother were ACdelco.

I have a 2015 Chevy Tahoe with 130000 miles. I'm 73 years old with a fixed income, so I thought it would be a good idea to invest in Endurance. I got an engine light and my car was shifting poorly. At a stop light when I tried to accelerate it sat for a second then lunged forward nearly hitting a car in front of me. I was near a Chevy dealership, so I pulled in and left it with the Endurance information. The dealership called and said Endurance denied my service, due to the cause of the problem being a faulty gasket at the fuel pump allowing gasoline to enter the manifold. They don't cover gaskets or seals or problems that arise from those. It cost me $1900, and Endurance covered nothing. Don't waste your time or money.

It was just twice unplanned in the workshop, once a broken fuel pump.