Great video! I have the same car and im most likely gonna end redoing the entire fuel system. I loved the way you showed everything and i feel 100% confident to replace my fuel filter. Thank you!
I did it actually at home 😉. It's quite intimidating at first but if you follow every step its not that bad. One thing that is very important. Is always put some oil on the rubber seals.
the only thing that always goes wrong with an inexperienced person is not taking the top O ring out of the assembly where the fuel pump sits and installing the new one on top. This is how you lose fuel pressure.
Dealerships design it like that to make you bring the car in to them to fix. Some of the older Toyota/Lexus cars have the fuel filter outside usually under the car or in the engine bay.
@@kingkire1556 Your smart remark deserves a smarter answer. A1 Auto Parts sells the complete unit for $87.95 2006 Toyota Corolla Fuel Pump Module Assembly TRQ FPA70915 Guaranteed to fit 2006 Toyota Corolla       $87.95 $119.95 27% OFF
864 bucks?? Well looks like you didn’t shop around. He maybe wealthy but he ain’t stupid. I just did mine the way he said it. Change the whole darn thing since you’re in there. Plus the strainer & the float could be bad also. Work smarter not harder
The old pump is 200 times better than the new one, so if it not faulty don't change it. After market parts are rubbish and you will be replacing it again in 2 years after the original lasted 15 years. I did this and after the "new" pump failed I put back the original pump and it is still running perfectly. 😑
Really!! Toyota what the foxxxck is that double deck two story shit designed pump nonsense that can hardly fit thru the hole 😂 foxxxck wrong with Toyota to make that unnecessary shit.
carfix Have you changed the fuel filter or you didn't showed how and when you changed it ? It still looked like the old filter , you are showing that you keep the old filter on the fuel motor pump.... The fuel filter is attached to to the fuel motor pump the one that you didn't took off.
Why Toyota made very complicated fiter to change. My mechanic told me you have to change the whole set ( the pump and filter) not the filter only which costs 600 dollars.
Hi, Thanks for the video. I have a 2009 Corolla and it has CEL P0001 which is Fuel Volume Regulator. Is the Regulator inside the fuel pump? If that is the case, I should just change the whole Fuel Pump, correct? Thank you so much.
Hi mate No need to replace whole fuel pump. You can get separate fuel regulator. Yes it is inside fuel filter. You can see in video that little piece with two oring That is fuel volume regulator Thanks
@@carfix1993 Thanks for the information but my Corolla has over 180,000 miles, I am thinking the fuel pump and fuel filter may need to replace soon. I may just get the whole unit since I may forget how to put it back all together with the wires, clips and parts. :-) Appreciated very much on your excellent video.
By the way, the car run perfect and has no issue except CEL turn on with P0001 code. I am going to clean the connection on the fuel pump and see whether the CEL will turn off. Thanks.
Very complicated to change fuel filter ... A bad mechanic can make your car explode ... This is not a job for Canadian Tired lol ... Those guys are always tired and angry ......... A job for Scotty Kilmer but he is too far ... Any Scotty Kilmer type mechanic in Montreal , Canada ?
Yes. The whole damn pump costs about $3 more. You save $3 for all this work. You spend at least an hour on it, more like 3 hours if you've never done it before, and you risk damaging a wire or an O-ring or breaking one of the 30 plastic clips, then you have an immobile car blocking your drive while you go buy a whole new pump anyway.
no way I am doing this even though I like working on my car simple stuff I think a lot of michanics don't like working on fuel pump it s very dangerous and complicated
Hi how are you ? Is it necessary to disconnect the battery terminal? I see that many do that but if you are disconnecting the power supply I think it is not necessary, right? Thank you very much, I hope your answer
Okay, don't answer me that I already changed it and I didn't disconnect anything...no need, everything is working perfectly now, thanks for nothing jajajajaja
W ....T .. A.... F???? Were you thinking Toyota!?? Were you doing lines of Coke when you came up with this concept?? I've gotten to 3:26 and I'm done. No wonder my wife's mechanic keeps putting this job off. I have have a video up of me changing the fuel filter in my v6 Hi Lux, the comparision to this is Piss easy. I'm walking away right now.
@@carfix1993 Thanks for replying -- I'm asking because here in the USA, the only part that returns for the Corolla 2WD is 77024-02180, and that part description states that it's only for the '09 - '13: parts.stevinsontoyotawest.com/p/62960028/7702402180.html That part looks exactly like the part on my '06 Matrix Corolla, but I'm not positive because I can only see the pictures online and don't have one to see in person. I have my fuel pump apart right now, and the filter looks exactly like that one. For some reason, Toyota's parts page and the local US dealers do not list a "filter only" kit for the '06 Corolla: they only sell the entire unit. I just need the filter. Anything you know from your experience would be very helpful! Have you installed these same kits on '06 Corollas? Thanks again -- I really appreciate your help!
hi mate if you like send me vin number I let you tomorrow in my experience you cannot buy separate filter. it's come together. because big top part is charcoal canister bottom part is fuel filter.that long black tube cannot be disconnected.
@@carfix1993 Thank you so much -- I truly appreciate your help! The VIN is 2T1KR32EX6C601598. The problem I'm running into in my research for the part is that in the US, Toyota does list a part, 77024-02180 "Service Flange Assembly with Filter" that includes the filter and the black tube connected to the top flange part, but the Toyota site indicates that the part only applies for '09 Corolla/Matrix to '13. But as you mention for your video title, outside the US the kit is used for '06 to '15, which is also what I've seen on ebay listings from international sellers. Here is the part 77024-02180 that I hope fits my '06 Matrix Corolla, but I'm not sure: www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-OEM-Toyota-77024-02180-Fuel-System-Tank-Tube-Assy-2009-2013-Corolla-/233603285445 The same part from my '06 Matrix Corolla looks exactly like this, but doesn't cross reference on part numbers, and there's no part number at all that I have found yet from Toyota for the same assembly/service kit for the '06 Matrix. Thanks again for your video and your help -- I really, truly appreciate it!
i am unsure if this questioned is asked so i apologize for any repetitiveness: do we have to disconnect the battery first before tackling the fuel pump/filter??
“How To Make Something Simple Exceedingly Complicated” - by Toyota Engineering
Toyota usually does everything really smart! But this fuel filter is ridiculous! An in-line under car would have been 1000 times easier!
Great video! I have the same car and im most likely gonna end redoing the entire fuel system. I loved the way you showed everything and i feel 100% confident to replace my fuel filter. Thank you!
OMG! Insane! That much work to get to fuel filter??? Im speechless.
It would have been better to install it in an empty tank ... at least safer. :) Thanks for the video, it' s a bit complicated operation.
In other words, don't do this at home.
I did it actually at home 😉. It's quite intimidating at first but if you follow every step its not that bad. One thing that is very important. Is always put some oil on the rubber seals.
Beautiful
this is a stupid video with literally no tutorials. trust me it's not hard.
At that point it dosen't make sense not to replace the whole fuel pump
The yellow clip at 2:10 to never be found again.
Wow better off just replacing the whole pump lol wat happened to old school under my chassis or engine bay
Big piece of shit for a Toyota.
They should have put it somewhere else, like before.
Yes true 😀😀
It's designed like this because this is meant to be a lifetime filter.
😂😂😂 it's like an engine overhaul..thsnks
Feel like some many things can go wrong doing it myself :)
the only thing that always goes wrong with an inexperienced person is not taking the top O ring out of the assembly where the fuel pump sits and installing the new one on top. This is how you lose fuel pressure.
who came up with the placement of a fuel filter like that?
Dealerships design it like that to make you bring the car in to them to fix. Some of the older Toyota/Lexus cars have the fuel filter outside usually under the car or in the engine bay.
Lol I know right….it seems like it’s not worth the trouble, and I’ve replaced the transmission on a Corolla….
@@stephencook7337 I’ve replaced engine and transmission I would never do this lol
Toyota Engineers
I wouldn't even mess with taking this thing apart.
Better to replace it as a complete assembly and be done with it.
$864 vs $93. We aren't all wealthy like you.
@@kingkire1556 Your smart remark deserves a smarter answer.
A1 Auto Parts sells the complete unit for $87.95
2006 Toyota Corolla Fuel Pump Module Assembly TRQ FPA70915
Guaranteed to fit 2006 Toyota Corolla






$87.95
$119.95
27% OFF
864 bucks?? Well looks like you didn’t shop around. He maybe wealthy but he ain’t stupid.
I just did mine the way he said it. Change the whole darn thing since you’re in there. Plus the strainer & the float could be bad also. Work smarter not harder
@@simplysimple7628 Please share the price, part number and the place of purchase with the rest of us.
I just tried this and my car is now bellowing flame!!?? Is this normal and how to fix. Great video, very informative.
Buy the whole fuel pump assembly is fastest and it better in the long run😊
It's easier to wait until it goes bad and just replace it with an after market Delphi ($340.00) and avoid all this waste of time!
What happen if you drop your phone in the tank?:)
Makes a vid about changing filter, changes the filter housing and keeps old filter 🤦🏾♂️
where can I buy the corolla 2007 fuel filter? your link to amazon does not work anymore. Thanks, Linh
Screw all that! I would just replace the whole pump.
The whole pump cost 150$
The old pump is 200 times better than the new one, so if it not faulty don't change it. After market parts are rubbish and you will be replacing it again in 2 years after the original lasted 15 years. I did this and after the "new" pump failed I put back the original pump and it is still running perfectly. 😑
You might as well replace the whole fucking fuel pump huh? Lmao
He could have explained what he's doing...great music jam though.
Really!! Toyota what the foxxxck is that double deck two story shit designed pump nonsense that can hardly fit thru the hole 😂 foxxxck wrong with Toyota to make that unnecessary shit.
I'm reading the 2016 has no filter just the screen on the pump and that could last the life of the car or be replaced every 30 000???
I can just imagine the mechanic taking off a hose or two then taking an hour break 😂
carfix Have you changed the fuel filter or you didn't showed how and when you changed it ? It still looked like the old filter , you are showing that you keep the old filter on the fuel motor pump.... The fuel filter is attached to to the fuel motor pump the one that you didn't took off.
Why Toyota made very complicated fiter to change. My mechanic told me you have to change the whole set ( the pump and filter) not the filter only which costs 600 dollars.
Hi, Thanks for the video.
I have a 2009 Corolla and it has CEL P0001 which is Fuel Volume Regulator. Is the Regulator inside the fuel pump?
If that is the case, I should just change the whole Fuel Pump, correct? Thank you so much.
Hi mate
No need to replace whole fuel pump. You can get separate fuel regulator.
Yes it is inside fuel filter. You can see in video that little piece with two oring
That is fuel volume regulator
Thanks
@@carfix1993 Thanks for the information but my Corolla has over 180,000 miles, I am thinking the fuel pump and fuel filter may need to replace soon. I may just get the whole unit since I may forget how to put it back all together with the wires, clips and parts. :-) Appreciated very much on your excellent video.
Thanks mate
By the way, the car run perfect and has no issue except CEL turn on with P0001 code. I am going to clean the connection on the fuel pump and see whether the CEL will turn off. Thanks.
good video
That’s a nightmare
How much do you charge for this job?
$450
might as well replace the pump.
Thank you for the video
Very complicated to change fuel filter ... A bad mechanic can make your car explode ... This is not a job for Canadian Tired lol ... Those guys are always tired and angry ......... A job for Scotty Kilmer but he is too far ... Any Scotty Kilmer type mechanic in Montreal , Canada ?
If I'm going to go through all that trouble to replace the filter I will just replace the whole damn fuel ⛽ pump 🤣
Dude for real!!
Exactly
He probably does it so much that it's not a big deal for him
Yes. The whole damn pump costs about $3 more. You save $3 for all this work. You spend at least an hour on it, more like 3 hours if you've never done it before, and you risk damaging a wire or an O-ring or breaking one of the 30 plastic clips, then you have an immobile car blocking your drive while you go buy a whole new pump anyway.
after watching this video I ll have the fuel filter changed at a Toyota Service Center, too troublesome for me
That’s the fuel filter? I think that’s the fuel pump
I don't wanna do that
Do you know what part number is it for the fuel filter only not including pump assembly for toyota corolla altis 2015?
no way I am doing this even though I like working on my car simple stuff I think a lot of michanics don't like working on fuel pump it s very dangerous and complicated
Seems like a rebuild with smaller parts then replacement whole part.
Yeah, too hard basket. Leave this one for the workshop.
Hola buenas donde esta ubicado el filtro de gasolina en un toyota avensis t25 2003
El del avensis si busca el repuesto original me dice que llevan filtro en la tubería pero no lo encuentro siguiendo la tuberia
Very good video inreplace the fuel filter very dirty but now i got smell inside car pls help
If you had it that far down why wouldn't you change the pump and sock?
Is this the same for 2013?
It has 2 types filter check with vin number
my fuel filter replacement did not come with o rings. Do you know the sizes?
doesnt look like the filter was changed to me. the filter was in that metal cartridge you took out?
I have a questiong is the fuel filter for corrola 2015 is also located under the seat
Yes it is under seat
It seems changing fuel pump
Hi how are you ? Is it necessary to disconnect the battery terminal? I see that many do that but if you are disconnecting the power supply I think it is not necessary, right? Thank you very much, I hope your answer
Could you answer my question? Is it necessary to disconnect the battery from the vehicle ?
Okay, don't answer me that I already changed it and I didn't disconnect anything...no need, everything is working perfectly now, thanks for nothing jajajajaja
Did you really try to remove the cover with the screws on? 😂
Thanks!
this fuel pump not filter
Hi can you please provide a link for the 4 way cover spanner wrench? I cant find it anywhere. My 2016 corolla's cover is stuck and it wont turn at all
Lisle 63000 Fuel Tank Lock Ring Tool www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0079GPYA4/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_AENK5C49XP7NY0BHME9W
What's the pipe with blue lock , my fuel pump is same but don't have that pipe with blue lock .. please reply
That is charcoal canister hose for emissions control systems (EVAP)
The music kills me 😊
W ....T .. A.... F???? Were you thinking Toyota!?? Were you doing lines of Coke when you came up with this concept?? I've gotten to 3:26 and I'm done. No wonder my wife's mechanic keeps putting this job off. I have have a video up of me changing the fuel filter in my v6 Hi Lux, the comparision to this is Piss easy. I'm walking away right now.
Hey! Is that black glue that goes around the tank lid?
Can you tell me who makes that wrench you used to take the ring off?
Thanks, Chris
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try this link. you can buy it online
use a club/stick. with a rubber hammer.
You can borrow from an auto parts store. Just put down a refundable security deposit.
What a complicated system. Why do they have to make like that?
Good question. To make money changing it I guess.
the small filter conected to the fuel pump, it cant be removed?
Press slowly fuel pump connector side could be oring tight.
after how kilometers should I replace it?
Better change every 80000km
@@carfix1993 thanks bro
Cool video, thank you! Do you happen to know the part number for the new filter you replaced?
2 different filters going to corolla
contact your local dealer and check with vin number
thanks
@@carfix1993 Thanks for replying -- I'm asking because here in the USA, the only part that returns for the Corolla 2WD is 77024-02180, and that part description states that it's only for the '09 - '13:
parts.stevinsontoyotawest.com/p/62960028/7702402180.html
That part looks exactly like the part on my '06 Matrix Corolla, but I'm not positive because I can only see the pictures online and don't have one to see in person. I have my fuel pump apart right now, and the filter looks exactly like that one.
For some reason, Toyota's parts page and the local US dealers do not list a "filter only" kit for the '06 Corolla: they only sell the entire unit. I just need the filter.
Anything you know from your experience would be very helpful! Have you installed these same kits on '06 Corollas? Thanks again -- I really appreciate your help!
hi mate
if you like send me vin number
I let you tomorrow
in my experience you cannot buy separate filter. it's come together. because big top part is charcoal canister bottom part is fuel filter.that long black tube cannot be disconnected.
@@carfix1993 Thank you so much -- I truly appreciate your help! The VIN is 2T1KR32EX6C601598.
The problem I'm running into in my research for the part is that in the US, Toyota does list a part, 77024-02180 "Service Flange Assembly with Filter" that includes the filter and the black tube connected to the top flange part, but the Toyota site indicates that the part only applies for '09 Corolla/Matrix to '13. But as you mention for your video title, outside the US the kit is used for '06 to '15, which is also what I've seen on ebay listings from international sellers.
Here is the part 77024-02180 that I hope fits my '06 Matrix Corolla, but I'm not sure:
www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-OEM-Toyota-77024-02180-Fuel-System-Tank-Tube-Assy-2009-2013-Corolla-/233603285445
The same part from my '06 Matrix Corolla looks exactly like this, but doesn't cross reference on part numbers, and there's no part number at all that I have found yet from Toyota for the same assembly/service kit for the '06 Matrix.
Thanks again for your video and your help -- I really, truly appreciate it!
Hi there
I'm recommended every 80000km need to be change it
After 2010 toyota models toyota changed it every 120000km should be change fuel filter
Thanks
which part is the filter? the cylinder the pump goes inside of?
yes that's filter other top part charcoal canister
The music really helps... Not
i am unsure if this questioned is asked so i apologize for any repetitiveness:
do we have to disconnect the battery first before tackling the fuel pump/filter??
No need to disconnect battery but if you want you can disconnect battery for safety.
Carfix THERE IS JUST ONE WORD YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT
no he's not
How long did it take you total to change the fuel filter?
Normally 1 hours
tnx tho
Great brother very well done
Thanks mate
Did you mean water pump replacement?
will do
thanks
Did u mean fuel pump?