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How to replace a fuel pump/sending unit in a 2000 - 2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse 2.4L engine.
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2022
- In this video I will show you how to replace a fuel pump/fuel sending unit in a 3rd Gen Eclipse. This is a 2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 2.4L 4 cylinder engine.
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Plate coving the hole is upside down, once flipped theres a groove for the wires and the spot for the clip on the plate is bottom right.
Really cool! Cheers 🤝
Sorry for the lateness of my reply. Thank you for watching. I sure do appreciate it. 🫡 thank you
I spent all day trying to get the lock ring on, now I'm buying a gear puller and hook it on the hole and press it down . Mitsubishi engineering is 3rd grade level. The hole could have been 1/2 bigger and centered better . I think dealers drop the tank for a extra $1000 they can charge you
My fuel gauge needle randomly stayed at one place and didn’t move at all for 2 days until i put 10$ of gas and it rose a level but stayed at the same spot
I am going to buy a fuel sending unit hopefully that helps out my issue
I believe this should fix your issue, what happens over time is that the sending unit gauge can get corroded or stuck in a certain spot, this will also happen if the car has been sitting for a long period of time and the metals start to bridge on one another. Then you put fuel in and then you’ll have a dead spot.
@@Mrpyro187 so i installed the unit and the needle is stick stuck even with ignition off
Took it for a drive in the highway and got home and parked and my low fuel light came on :\
@@enriqueshawty5595 the needle is stuck in one spot and your low level light turned on? Or is the needle stuck at low level?
@@Mrpyro187 the needle is stuck at 3/4s of a tank and after installing the unit i drove around the highway for a while then went home and started parking then out of no where my low fuel light turned on
@@enriqueshawty5595did u figure it out?? Im having same issues
Does it matter the engine when changing a fuel pump
Nope Same same.
You forgot the auto parts oil drain pan
Oil drain pan for what?
@@Mrpyro187 to catch the fuel spill from the fuel pump
@@ricardopino4857 that’s what the concrete is for ;)
*why did you replace the fuel pump?*
Hello. I had to replace my fuel pump because the fuel gauge wasn’t working any more. I would fill the tank up to full and it would still show as empty on the needle. After I replaced it, I have yet to have a problem. It works very well. If possible to save some money you could always use a junk yard part. That’s what I did. The fuel pump I bought from the junk yard was super cheap. I think I might have paid like $25. The whole assembly on Ebay, Amazon or even rock auto was well into the $50-$100 dollar range and I was not about that life. Thank you for the reply. I hope this video helped you in some way shape or form. Have a great day 👍😁🫡
@@Mrpyro187 *my car hesitate on going up hills. i wasnt sure if my fuel pump was bad so i replaced it. i got mine on ebay around $50 bucks the cheapest one. the pump works well. my car now runs normal going up hills. thanks for the video*
@@Noi_Sy I’m very happy that you were able to save your car. With the prices of gas going up and the price of a new car being severely inflated. I think having a good quality used car is where it’s at.