Review on 🔋 California Emissions Compatible Fuel Pump Assembly for Mazda 3 2004-2009 by Clay Ijaz

I don't expect a high quality fuel pump from Revain, but I didn't expect it to arrive broken. The box is intact, no damage, no signs of rough handling, so it looks like it broke during packing. Very disappointed that I removed the exhaust from my car to reset the fuel tank and after doing all this work I find out I have to reassemble it with the old block because the new one is BROKEN! I'm sending it back for exchange but as it doesn't arrive until next week I have to reassemble my car with the old fuel pump so I can disassemble it again next week. I really hope it isn't broken too! Update 4/10/2020: Received a replacement today, the float assembly was separated and I had to reassemble it. There are no instructions but luckily I had pictures of the broken one so I could figure out where to put it. I hope this works, but right now I don't trust this pump. I bought this one because it would have taken over a week to ship from RockAuto, but that week would mean tomorrow and I'm sure it would be of better quality than this one. Update 10/05/2020: Fuel pump installed. Yesterday, today I noticed that the delivery unit on the new pump is not working properly. Tank full, indicates full. I drove the car about 19 miles, the fuel gauge continued to decline gradually, at 19 miles it read just under 1/2 tank. I parked the car to run to the store, restarted it, the gauge reads full again. See photo. Came home after 7 miles, the gauge shows a little over 3/4 tank. I parked the car, then turned the key again, showing a full tank of gas. Also, my check engine light is now on due to "Fuel Level Sensor Circuit Low Input". This will be returned for a refund, I will get a replacement from Rock Auto.