🚀 Upgrade Your Nissan and Suzuki: High Performance Universal Intank Electric Fuel Pump (E2068 E8213 EFP382A) with Easy Installation Kits Review

Does not fit 2004-2008 Suzuki Forenza as stated. The bottom of the pump is not the same as the original manufacturer (see picture) and the bottom of the old pump cover will not fit. Another more expensive pump was installed with a completely new transmitter. I wasted a lot of time taking apart an old gear unit and trying to reassemble this pump to make it all fit.

Removing the old motor and installing the new one is fairly easy, if a bit awkward. Luckily I didn't have to solder any new connectors, I just used the ones that were already installed on the stock pump. Unfortunately I can't comment on durability as the car I installed it in suffered severe engine damage due to an unrelated issue. shortly after its installation.

This is a very good pump, a little shorter than the original but it still worked, the only problem I had was that it didn't have a rectangular filter . and about 4 inches had to use an old filter it was clogged so I had to clean it and use an old filter the company has to make sure when they say they have it all in one box when they don't. You cannot use other filters as it has a longer tube that allows it to reach the bottom of the pump housing. If you buy this make sure you have a 1st filter

Installed on Hyundai Accent 2000 MY. The fit was difficult to achieve with the factory setting. Couldn't keep up with fuel consumption below 1/3 tank filling. (presumably because he needed gravity under the pressure of a full tank to help him) Lasted a year and a month. Costs money? no If it could last half as long as the original (with proper care, gas pumps should last for decades), it would be worth it. Abandon my children after a year? Oh, NOT ONLY no. Bad mounting kit, bad performance, bad