🔌 ECCPP Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly with Sending Unit Replacement for Hyundai Accent and Kia RIO RIO5 2006-2011 L4 1.6L E8730M Review

Update: Less than a year old fault, less than 10,000 miles driven. Very easy installation, works great so far. 4 stars because it's noisy. I never heard my old fuel pump, even when it failed at 220,000 miles it was absolutely silent. You can hear this pump running all the time, a low hum but definitely noticeable.

The last time I replaced the fuel pump I just got the pump and installed it. It was very difficult to fit it into the plastic parts. The pump also worked, but I somehow messed up the float so the fuel gauge didn't work for 80,000 miles. This time I decided I would take the whole assembly. The best decision I've ever made. Call local auto parts stores to inquire about prices. $228. $260 and up. Eh Let me check on Revane. Found one for €40. How do you like this saving? Delivered the next day…

I had to replace this pump with a 2007 Hyundai Accent in 2014 and paid $250 for it. Checked online at a major parts store and they had two fuel pumps for $275 and $335. I was like what the heck let's check out the Revain and found this pump for $49.99 and thought let's give it a try. When I took the old pump out and tested on the new pump all I mean was the same, all the wiring that sends the block/float. Plugged in and it works great and quiet. Thanks for saving me some $$$. Had to add this…

My pump has been good I just love taking care of my cars. In any case, the pump is exactly the same as the original ones, it works perfectly in my kia rio5 2009 lx. Good product so far, in case of any changes I will update this to keep everyone informed.