2009 Corolla Fuel Pump Replace
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This is how I swapped the fuel pump from the fuel pump module in a 2009 Toyota Corolla S with the 1.8 engine.
This video is not an manufacturers automotive repair video.
I am a shadetree mechanic, not a professional and here just entertaining you.
What I'm doing and how I do it may be wrong and dangerous.
(You could damage yourself and your vehicle).
If you're not a professional please pay a professional to do it.
If you decide to do the repair yourself please note that you're doing it at your own risk.
Working on vehicles is dangerous and I am not responsible for any injuries to any person or for damages to property.
DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.
I'M HERE JUST TO ENTERTAIN YOU.
My favorite part at 23:46 after main objective is complete and the man thinks about getting all lose change out from under seat !!!! He keeps it simple, straight, forward and understands his assignment was to change the fuel pump!!!! He ain’t here to (clean up ) 😂 just leave it …….yes sir my kinda guy
Great video! I believe that I'm having fuel pump issues and this video will defiantly help a lot!
Please subscribe to my channel.
Thanks for the video. Your video really helps if I have to change the fuel pump. 👍
You should be able to get it done without any problems.
Please like and subscribe.
Very good and informative video. Thanks for the help!
I'm happy it helped you.
Please like and subscribe to my channel.
Thanks for the video. I need to change my pump so nice to see it done before I start.
You shouldn't have any problems doing it.
Please like and subscribe.
@@Repairsbyctop I liked and am subscribed
Four months ago me and my son swapped the fuel pump after watching your video. The car has been working fine ever since- Thanks- now we are going to tackle changing the idler pulley and serpentine belt today.
His 2006 corolla has 285,000 miles and runs fine other than keeping up with maintenance
@@dgray3484 That's why I like Chevy trucks and Toyota cars.
@@dgray3484 you guys should be able to get done easily and fast.
Thank you so much. I'm glad that i got a strainer too!
Happy it helped you get it done.
Please like and subscribe.
Nice work brother! Great video
I'm happy you enjoyed the video.
Please give it a 👍🏾 and subscribe to my channel.
Thank you for the detailed video champ. I went ahead and replaced the strainer in addition to the fuel pump as per your guideline.
I checked the fuel pressure and it's almost 45-48 psi after changing the fuel pump. Before it was 30.
Now my question is will the P0171 code go away itself?
30 PSI was definitely low, and it could have possibly caused that code.
Was the car drivable before you replaced the fuel pump?
And if it was, how did it drive and idle?
The car was driveable and probably took some time while accelerating in the initial gears but nothing too bad.
@I_am_Jawad
If it drives better after replacing the pump, then the code most likely won't come back. But you will have to clear it yourself.
Sorry for the late reply.
Lmfaoo that’s enough about me now let’s get straight to the point 🤣🤣 legend
Good video. One question: what do you do when the fuel pump cover doesnt want to turn. Mine is stuck hard. I tried hammering it and also used a fuel pump spanner wrench. It just wont turn.
I haven't done one that wouldn't turn. Maybe two people hammering at the same time on opposite sides.
@@Repairsbyctop good idea..thx!
Where is the fuel pressure regulator located in the Toyota Corolla 2009?
The silver part thats next to my left index finger at time 14:55 of the video.
Good job on the video. Thanks.
I'm happy you enjoyed the video.
Please like and subscribe.
Thank you Sir 👍👏
You're welcome.
Please like and subscribe.
Can you help me please I can't find the fuel pump relay
nice video, what is the part number of the pump motor?
Good video
Did you remove any relays or fuses to depressurize the line beforehand?
Just unplug the pump, start the vehicle and let it run until it dies.
@@Repairsbyctop thx for the info.
Please give the video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel.
@@Repairsbyctop done😎
How many mails on it ?
My 2018 Corolla is having a rough start so you think it’s the fuel pump that’s needs replacing? It rough starts randomly when cold, when it’s warm it starts right up, 75k miles on it.
Sounds like a bad intake gasket or something that seals when its warm.
Where is the fuel filter? Is it within the assembly? I'd like to change the pump and filter at the same time
Yes the filter is part of the assembly and it only gets changed when you replace the complete assembly.
Hey bro I need this replaced do you have a link or a website I can order this part I will really appreciate it most of the auto stores here only have the whole build and it’s 600$
I don't know where it was purchased from but it wasn't in a package so I assumed it was used. Maybe ebay or the junk yard. I just replaced it because that's what I I was hired to do.
I'm not sure but maybe this will help.
www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/AC/29866-07966115.html?APY&PartsGeek+Google+Base&+Toyota+Corolla+Fuel+Pump+and+Strainer+Set+API+29866-07966115+09-13+Toyota+Fuel+Pump+and+Strainer+Set+2011+2010&fp=pp&gbm=a&gclid=CjwKCAjwi6WSBhA-EiwA6Niok2AAXB5A9y1W6YCZSwleEf-LQp_7-AX5dEiMRoSkHGEV94Nq0x-krRoCxOoQAvD_BwE
Hey how did you make out with finding just a pump?
My boy and I are replacing his today. I had to go with a full unit.
Got whole unit on eBay under $40 works fine
please send me the link for the fuel pump
Where did you purchased the part and can you drop a link my whole assembly as gone bad
You can purchase one for around $150 from your local auto parts store with a lifetime warranty.
Or you can get a cheap one for around $70 from Amazon but it won't last long.
@@Repairsbyctop okay thanks
So where is the fuel filter?
The fuel filter is considered a lifetime filter that should be replaced with the pump. It's the plastic section that the pump mounted in.
It's best to replace the whole assembly when the pump goes bad that way everything gets replaced including the level sender.
But in this case I'm just a parts changer so I only changed the part I was hired to change.
Please like and subscribe.
Sou do Brasil amigo! Me tira uma dúvida, o pós chave a sua bomba de combustível pressuriza antes de dá partida???
where did you buy the fuel pump?
I didn't.
It was provided by the owners uncle.
You can try here.
www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2009/toyota/corolla/fuel_delivery/fuel_pump.html
thank you so much man!
@@robertconstantino2277
Anytime.
Please like the video and subscribe to my channel.
What are your thoughts on installing a kill-switch in the 2009 corolla via snipping the fuel pump wires and passing it through a switch? Also, do you have, or plan to have one installed ? (crime is up these days) :D
No need for one on these cars.
The computer wont let the car start until it recognizes the key that's programmed to it.
@@Repairsbyctop What about hold-ups at the gas station ? lol Alot of that in Los Angeles now. Anyway.. thanks for the vids.
Is your motor wasn't working
The pump wasn't working.
Thank you the mechanic wants $200 to do this simple job I'll do it myself and buy my 8-year-old a new bike and some video games thank you sir
That sounds like a great idea. You will have a happier kid.
Please like the video and subscribe to my channel.