Electric Fuel Pump Assembly FIT 2004–2006 Nissan Altima, 2004–2008 Maxima, 2004–2009 Quest 3.5L / 2.5L (Non-California) – Replace OE E8545M, 17040-7Y000, 17040-9J300, P76169M, FG0987

Direct replacement for our 2014 Buick Enclave. Will update if things change.If you have this model vehicle you have to drop the fuel tank. I found mixed information, but the repair manual straightened it out. There are newer models that have an access panel in front of the second row of seats. Which would of course make the change simpler and faster. But it’s not bad. Roughly about 1-hour of total work having to drop the fuel tank and change out the fuel pump. Well with a impact wrench. Our issue was that my wife had just filled her tank up and we had to drain the tank… In which was a pain due to the anti-syphoning setup… You can’t just stick a hose in the fill tube and syphon the gas out. A lot of vehicle manufacturers put blockers in there back in like the 70’s or 80’s. Maybe a super small long like 1/8″ hose would work, if it doesn’t get stuck. I’ve never understood why there isn’t a dang drain plug in the fuel tank.Anyway, my motorcycle jack stand worked great for holding and lowering the fuel tank. It’s large on these cars and by using ramps under the back wheels there was plenty of room to do everything.If we didn’t have fuel in the tank or if it was empty enough, I would have just unhooked the filler tube hose at the bottom instead of disconnecting it from the body at the fill cap. We ended up having to unhook the filler tube hose in order to syphon fuel out anyway. Our driveway has a very slight slant and then having the back wheels toward the top of the driveway and the rear wheels on ramps there was enough vehicle slant for it to not leak fuel everywhere when we popped that hose off to syphon out 12 or so gallons of fuel to lighten up the weight.Anyway, pretty straight forward and working as it should. I made sure to emphasize with the family to NOT run their cars out of gas. It trashes the life of these types of fuel pumps.Hope this helps!

Got it, installed it and could not get the lock ring to go back in place. Tried for 3 days and it would not lock fully which caused it to leak fuel. Finally took it to a local shop- turns out the new gasket was either incorrect or mis-manufactured and was too large in thickness preventing the lock ring from sealing . Reused the old seal and haven’t had an issue since. New fuel pump fixed a long crank cycle as well as some lean codes.

PERFECTA PARA MI NISSAN ALTIMA 2005 MOTOR 205

Thank you my car’s running better

Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump.
I replaced my old Sebring Fuel Pump, due to the Car’s age. After all, the Car was built/manufactured in 2007. So its Seventeen years old. My old Sebring, has only done about 50K in mileage, however its not just mileage one takes into consideration when replacing them, one has to consider every time you start your Car, your Fuel Pump is being used. In other words its a Wear & Tear matter. Would I Recommend this Fuel Pump? Of course I would. It’s not too expensive & it works fine. Sincerely Folks. JJM Glasgow UK.