If you get the entire pump assembly then yes it would fix the issue. It would also cost a few hundred dollars more then just getting the sending unit…. So you know what my broke ass did
Our issue was the gauge would show full, then randomly drop a quarter or more after driving and decline way too fast from there. This fixed the gage, its accurate to the tank level now
what do you think the life of that fuel pump is? i got 235K on my 2004. fuel gauge been out for years but my teenager drives that now so was top of my list to fix. but probably should fix it at some point. asking on fuel pump if i should just proactively swap it out and then get the sender fixed at the same time. for those broken clips, do you think they will break pretty likely? i would want to be prepared for it with the replacment parts in hand. do you know if the hose assy is a part that can be bought. dont have a Pick N Pull near me. and really need to find a friend with a lift!! getting too old and lazy and just watching all the under the car action with dropping the tank making me second guess if i want to do it LOL
I really don’t know life expectancy on a fuel pump for these, you can get an entire assembly and just swap it all at once but I believe if it’s a few hundred dollars to go that route. You might find a cheaper used one on eBay. It is a little bit of a pain to drop the tank but doable… and at least once it’s done it should last another 200k miles
There are a lot of sources available online, not sure if this link will work but it’s for parts geek. Good luck getting a hold of one www.partsgeek.com/kvszhgt-lexus-gx470-fuel-level-sending-unit.html?YN&PartsGeek+Google+Base&+Lexus+GX470+Fuel+Level+Sending+Unit+Genuine+03-09+Lexus+Fuel+Level+Sending+Unit+2005+2006&srsltid=AR57-fBTzUzbbNA2VD__ss9nDNf45YSlT_9nkVsehvQGRs9p7h3HWHImt9Q
amazing!! thank you so much for creating a video with every detail. my gauge is super wacky as well so looks like this is what i need to do.
Thank you! Hope it works out for you, takes a little time but really not too bad.
Did you have to prime the fuel system or was it just plug it back in and go
Just plug in and go. Fuel pump took care of it quick
So technically a new fuel pump would also fix this problem? If it comes with the float?
If you get the entire pump assembly then yes it would fix the issue. It would also cost a few hundred dollars more then just getting the sending unit…. So you know what my broke ass did
Having trouble finding JUST the sending unit... where did you get yours?
I believe I went to parts geek.
Did this let you fuel up to 23 gallons?
Our issue was the gauge would show full, then randomly drop a quarter or more after driving and decline way too fast from there. This fixed the gage, its accurate to the tank level now
what do you think the life of that fuel pump is? i got 235K on my 2004. fuel gauge been out for years but my teenager drives that now so was top of my list to fix. but probably should fix it at some point. asking on fuel pump if i should just proactively swap it out and then get the sender fixed at the same time. for those broken clips, do you think they will break pretty likely? i would want to be prepared for it with the replacment parts in hand. do you know if the hose assy is a part that can be bought. dont have a Pick N Pull near me. and really need to find a friend with a lift!! getting too old and lazy and just watching all the under the car action with dropping the tank making me second guess if i want to do it LOL
I really don’t know life expectancy on a fuel pump for these, you can get an entire assembly and just swap it all at once but I believe if it’s a few hundred dollars to go that route. You might find a cheaper used one on eBay. It is a little bit of a pain to drop the tank but doable… and at least once it’s done it should last another 200k miles
Did you have the link for the sending unit ??
There are a lot of sources available online, not sure if this link will work but it’s for parts geek. Good luck getting a hold of one
www.partsgeek.com/kvszhgt-lexus-gx470-fuel-level-sending-unit.html?YN&PartsGeek+Google+Base&+Lexus+GX470+Fuel+Level+Sending+Unit+Genuine+03-09+Lexus+Fuel+Level+Sending+Unit+2005+2006&srsltid=AR57-fBTzUzbbNA2VD__ss9nDNf45YSlT_9nkVsehvQGRs9p7h3HWHImt9Q
It might be just as easy to add battery fuel cells and new motors! This is one for the mechanic. Ill pay the $400 and watch more youtube instead.
It’s definitely not for everyone, all part of the learning experience for me