🚀 High-Performance Electric Intank Fuel Pump with Installation Kit - Genuine 255LPH, CSTP-342 Review

It worked fine for a while then I stopped the car for a few months with a low gas tank when I tried to start the car it wouldn't start found the pump wasn't working . When I pulled it out it was completely rusted. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Don't skimp, especially if you're paying for work. It doesn't pay off. I do not recommend.

Pump isolator not included. All pumps are from China, I hope they stay in perfect condition. So far it holds pressure well and doesn't draw too many amps. In my experience you spend $20 or $80 on one of these pumps, they are all made in the same factory. ***UPDATE*** 12/27/18 The month has been set and the starting pressure is starting to fall. I wouldn't be surprised if he dies soon.

I'm struggling with this on my '92 Dodge Stealth because my fuel pump has failed due to age. Seemingly good value for money, I received it and found that one of the key rubber parts shown in the picture was NOT included which is bad as my original broke up when wet. As stated, this fuel pump support piece that attaches to the underside of the fuel pump support bracket is SHOWN in the picture. To return.

Purchased to replace the original fuel pump in a 1997 Camry. This pump is LOUD! You can hear it in the sound of the engine idling and even on the highway at high speeds and the sound of road noise. In addition, this pump was not equipped with all the equipment necessary for the Camry. I had to remove the o-ring, gasket and a small plastic adapter from the old pump. Any accessories supplied with this pump must be for other brands/models. Eventually you will need to replace your original 15 amp…

This pump is suitable for various vehicles. The pump body was slightly longer than the original '99 Toyota Corolla, but they were able to fit it by removing the rubber seat that is on the underside of the pump. Another issue is that the pump connectors and wiring harness that came with the new pump are larger so they don't match the pump or wiring harness in the Corolla. The tech had to cut the original wires and splice a new harness, but they don't provide you with butt connectors for this…

I have a 2003 Honda Accord 2.4 (4 cylinder), this product is not suitable for assembly without major modification. The assembly is made of plastic; So one wrong move and you're out of luck. The assembly has a built-in fuel filter (other than the pump strainer); You can find it online (can't find it at your local auto parts store). My car couldn't be out of service for a while; So the only logical thing for me to do was to buy a completely new unit from an auto parts store for $265 (lifetime…