🔧 HFP-PR10 Fuel Pressure Regulator Replacement for Suzuki Bandit 1250F GSX1250FA/Gladius SFV650/GSR600/GSR750 GSX-S750 - Replaces OEM Parts 15100-18H11, 15100-44H01, 15100-44G10, 15100-08J01 Review

This pump didn't work in my Suzuki GSF 1250. It fit perfectly but didn't put enough pressure on my bike to even ride. I had to buy parts from Suzuki then the bike worked erratically.

This item brought my son's road bike back to life. Bought a cheaper $30 pump, it didn't last a week. This pump is amazing, don't waste your money on cheaper alternatives.

The real part works as it should. My only concern is that for some reason I was not told it could not be shipped to my address so I had to mail it to my brother's address in Virginia. Then he had to ship it to me in California. Otherwise I'm satisfied.

I bought this after speaking to the seller and sending him photos of my regulator, they gave me a link to AMAZON. I have a 2006 GSX-R600 and while not listed in the description it fits and works perfectly. Constant 43psi! This saved me $100. Suzuki doesn't have a replacement for this bike that I could find.

Direct replacement kit includes pump, pressure regulator, strainer, wires and O-rings. However, the green plus line is too short. I had to reuse the original cable. I believe a large fuel tank o-ring should be included as Suzuki's service manual emphasizes that it needs to be replaced every time the pump is removed. In general, the set is of good quality. from Quantum, which specializes in such parts. There are cheaper no-name kits out there, but for peace of mind, the value for money is…

I'm sorry for misinforming the community and initially giving a good rating because after replacing my fuel pump (30,000 stock pump starts as expected so recently i towed it to my local bike shop where they put another one on and it caught fire immediately proving the HFP was no good for the ninja although they claimed it was with my bike compatible, it appears to be ABSOLUTELY too small (fitting issue) to not be able to generate proper fuel pressure during assembly. This is very frustrating…