🔌 Universal Electric Fuel Pump Installation Kit - TOPSCOPE FP388335 with E2068 Strainer Review

My Explorer fuel pump broke down and sat in the yard for a while found this and installed it. I can't afford it even if I wanted to. You have two choices: cut a hole in the ground or drop the tank. I dropped the tank. Hard work "off your back," said the mechanic, I can't imagine how it could be done the way he said. Well this is the second time under two different conductors so there aren't many surprises. The guy I sold the car to still drives it and no complaints except the windows don't go…

If I could give this fuel pump more stars, I would. This pump has performed much better than any other pump. After a month of hard work it looked like it was dying so we pulled it out and the fact that it worked at all was nothing short of a miracle. The amount of dirt going into the tank was unrealistic, and the fact that this pump didn't burn out was just unrealistic. I paid over $100 for a pump that didn't even last a week so I wasn't sure but I bought it for a friend a while ago who was…

Works great so far. Replaced due to an attempt to fix a long handlebar in a 2000 Nissan Altima. I thought maybe I had a faulty check valve in my old one. It took a total of about 2 hours with the exchange of several cold ones. If I were to do it again I would wait until my fuel level is a little lower, I was at half a tank of gas. I ended up having to use my old strainer on the new pump because the ones they came with 2 different styles didn't work for what I needed. My old one didn't look so…

The pump I received and installed made a very loud and annoying whine that I just couldn't stand. At first it didn't make any noise, but probably not because I put it up with a full tank, and then the seat also helped muffle the noise. With increasing fuel consumption, the noise increased noticeably. In the beginning it was sporadic. I could turn the car off and on again and the noise went away for a while but kept coming back. I'm not sure if they all come with that sound. It just didn't seem…

I love this inexpensive fuel pump for my 1991 Miata. I didn't even have to use the wire connection that comes with the kit, it plugs right into my fuel pump mount, whatever it's called. I also didn't use the 3 inch hose; I used a long filter sock, not a small square one. The only work required was cutting some rubber from the black rubber grommet/grommet you can see in the promotional photo which is circular with a U cutout. This will help hold and stabilize the fuel pump on the fuel pump…