Went thru the same thing twice. First one (Airtex) died after 2 weeks and the fuel temp sensor was faulty the whole time. 2nd (Different brand) died a few weeks ago and left my wife stranded just after a couple of months of use. OEM lasted 160,000 miles, didn't bother with the 2nd warranty replacement. I bought the OEM Denso one made in Japan, removed the crappy one from the housing and put the OEM one in there. Worked the first time and still running. Thank God mine is under the 2nd row seat (no need to drop the tank).
I bought a OEM denso fuel pump. Lasted 3 weeks. Under warranty. Bought a 2nd denso OEM fuel pump and after 14 months, and about 12,000 miles, now it is going bad. Wth? Then they only give a 1 year warranty. That's another thumbs down. So... I'm getting a aftermarket trugrade one from AutoZone with a lifetime warranty. If it goes bad, I'll get another for free. Just hope it doesn't leave me stranded. I guess OEM isn't cracked up to be what it should.
Delphi was once a part of General Motors, specifically it was the old Dayton Electric Company, better know as Delco. It should have been comparable to OEM Ford in quality.
I’ve just had to change my Toyota fuel pump Toyota quoted me £1100 for just the part so got a Bosch pump instead for £230 may not last the 120000 miles the original did but hoping it should last a while
Probably made in china! Here in Australia toyota wanted $500.00 for a oem toyota camry 3.0 v6 pump assembly which i said like hell,i got a aisin pump for $220.00 which is the company in japan that makes aftermarket parts directly for toyota. 3 year warranty and less than half the cost of the oem pump. Toyota spare parts sales can kiss my ass,nothing but a bunch of rip offs.
I just got my elderly parents 96 Grand Cherokee Laredo and the pump lasted 10 yrs, but suddenly it started leaking from the upper middle tank. Could be fuel tank seal which comes with the pump or a fuel line. Lifetime warranty don't last long
I had a problem years ago with a 1987 Toyota Celica hydraulic clutch master cylinder. The original failed, So i had the bright idea to get the Autozone aftermarket replacement. It was only 30 or 40 bucks. This thing was a mother***ker to get to the one bolt, There was 2 bolts holding it on, One was inside engine compartment the other down inside above where your feet are way above the pedals. Had to remove the seat and lay in there and cuss up a huge storm of foul language to get it out. Had to bend a wrench to get victory. 6 months later it went out again. I told the ol lady i"ll be a mother***ker if i'm putting in the same aftermarket in even if it's got a lifetime warranty. Put my big boy pants on and went to Toyota dealership and got dealer part which was 150.00. Put it in and never had a problem again. Lessons in life suck.
Add "never add HP in a can" to your fuel tank! Float and insulation degrading from ethanol and/or fuel additives. Not making an excuse for the failure, but that is a textbook symptom of incompatible material when subjected to additives.
Not all aftermarket pumps are bad. Try Deutchwerks. USA made. Wonderful pump. Unfortunately it's not as easy to simply say but oem. Delco pumps for my older vehicles are China made and absolute junk.
So far my second AutoZone Delphi pump is doing fine, however I know it's on borrowed time, especially how the insulation on the wiring was swollen on the first one. Delphi is still superior to Airtex, but at the end of the day an OEM fuel pump is always the best quality without a doubt. At first the OEM pump is usually very expensive and seems like it's too much money to spend, but after swapping out 2 or 3 aftermarket junk pumps it's not so expensive anymore!
I may need a fuel pump in my car, it sat for a while and has a fuel pressure drop now - it’s either something on the supply side or the injectors. Hopefully it’s not a pump, but it’s looking like it’s best to get a Delphi if I do need one. At least I HAVE the money, that’s a blessing. My tax return is great as well because it’ll pay for my tires.
If you do need a new electric fuel.pump I'd recommend a manufacturers OEM unit if available and not to pricy. The Delphi has been a good pump though. Good luck on diagnosing it. If it has a port on the fuel rail you could take a pressure reading. The gauges are pretty cheap. Does the gasoline still smell like gas or does it smell bad?
lmao i’m confused. the title says don’t buy aftermarket and the comments are saying to buy aftermarket or buy delphi but also don’t buy dephi from autozone
You're incorrect about that. Genuine Ford parts are superior to aftermarket and are stamped or have a genuine Ford logo. The same thing goes for the other manufacturers. Country of origin has nothing to do with the part being OEM or aftermarket.
@@vegasfordguy all parts are made in china even if they are assembled in USA which i doubt and stamped. american car or assian or german. call the dealership and ask them where was the part made and with what part from where.
@@WV591 Once again, it doesn't matter where the OEM part is manufactured. Doesn't matter if it's made in China as OEM parts are built to the manufacturers specific tolerances and quality control. Not everything from China is junk. Something built for a budget minded person selling on ebay will not be built to the same specs as a Napa part. Just like a OEM part will be better quality vs the Napa part.
@@vegasfordguy Perhaps it doesn't matter where it's made? But I have my 2nd Chinese-Delphi that failed out of the box. Really not feeling confident putting in a 3rd one at this point. Buying a Delphi Pump shouldn't be like playing roulette.
I personally wouldn't use anything except OEM when it comes to an in tank fuel pump unless you don't mind doing the job again if it fails, you don't plan on keeping it very long, etc. An aftermarket pump could last forever, but they don't have a very good track record, especially the Airtex brand. They were so bad that AutoZone stopped carrying them.
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@@vegasfordguy I just got a Dephi fuel pump. Now I know what to look for. I am going to keep the old floater if it is still in good condition. Thank you for your time and God Bless you!
Went thru the same thing twice. First one (Airtex) died after 2 weeks and the fuel temp sensor was faulty the whole time. 2nd (Different brand) died a few weeks ago and left my wife stranded just after a couple of months of use. OEM lasted 160,000 miles, didn't bother with the 2nd warranty replacement. I bought the OEM Denso one made in Japan, removed the crappy one from the housing and put the OEM one in there. Worked the first time and still running. Thank God mine is under the 2nd row seat (no need to drop the tank).
Tyvm this was exactly the info I needed.
I installed a brand new Airtex fuel pump in a vehicle that was towed back in dead the next day back when I was a tech.
Those things were terrible!
I bought a OEM denso fuel pump. Lasted 3 weeks. Under warranty. Bought a 2nd denso OEM fuel pump and after 14 months, and about 12,000 miles, now it is going bad. Wth? Then they only give a 1 year warranty. That's another thumbs down. So... I'm getting a aftermarket trugrade one from AutoZone with a lifetime warranty. If it goes bad, I'll get another for free. Just hope it doesn't leave me stranded. I guess OEM isn't cracked up to be what it should.
Good video i am having the same problem with a 260K 4.0 Tacoma. 50.00 vs 240.00 for a FP
I'm not spending $700 for a fuel pump on a car that's worth basically junk price.
consider that to you it's not worth what a lot would pay for it, it's not worth the street value...it's worth what it would cost to replace it.
So You Say Don’t Buy Aftermarket And You Buy Aftermarket? 5Years Os Not Bad For An Aftermarket Fuel Pump.Especially If It Came With A 5 Year Warranty
Exactly
I made an access panel on my truck For easy replacement. It's hiding underneath carpet. O e m is better.
Delphi was once a part of General Motors, specifically it was the old Dayton Electric Company, better know as Delco.
It should have been comparable to OEM Ford in quality.
It is not the same company now. It is called Delphi Technologies just to trick us into thinking they are OEM quality.
I’ve just had to change my Toyota fuel pump Toyota quoted me £1100 for just the part so got a Bosch pump instead for £230 may not last the 120000 miles the original did but hoping it should last a while
Probably made in china! Here in Australia toyota wanted $500.00 for a oem toyota camry 3.0 v6 pump assembly which i said like hell,i got a aisin pump for $220.00 which is the company in japan that makes aftermarket parts directly for toyota. 3 year warranty and less than half the cost of the oem pump. Toyota spare parts sales can kiss my ass,nothing but a bunch of rip offs.
I just got my elderly parents 96 Grand Cherokee Laredo and the pump lasted 10 yrs, but suddenly it started leaking from the upper middle tank. Could be fuel tank seal which comes with the pump or a fuel line. Lifetime warranty don't last long
How the pump doing?
It's been holding up fine..just got back from a 2,000 mile trip.
I had a problem years ago with a 1987 Toyota Celica hydraulic clutch master cylinder. The original failed, So i had the bright idea to get the Autozone aftermarket replacement. It was only 30 or 40 bucks. This thing was a mother***ker to get to the one bolt, There was 2 bolts holding it on, One was inside engine compartment the other down inside above where your feet are way above the pedals. Had to remove the seat and lay in there and cuss up a huge storm of foul language to get it out. Had to bend a wrench to get victory. 6 months later it went out again. I told the ol lady i"ll be a mother***ker if i'm putting in the same aftermarket in even if it's got a lifetime warranty. Put my big boy pants on and went to Toyota dealership and got dealer part which was 150.00. Put it in and never had a problem again. Lessons in life suck.
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@@vegasfordguy Yea maybe Elon Musk will buy youtube and fix it lol
Add "never add HP in a can" to your fuel tank! Float and insulation degrading from ethanol and/or fuel additives. Not making an excuse for the failure, but that is a textbook symptom of incompatible material when subjected to additives.
It comes directly from the fuel pumps, it's ethanol fuel. All fuels have 10 percent ethanol added nowadays. I don't use any additives in my fuel.
Not all aftermarket pumps are bad. Try Deutchwerks. USA made. Wonderful pump. Unfortunately it's not as easy to simply say but oem. Delco pumps for my older vehicles are China made and absolute junk.
I understand not all aftermarket pumps are bad, however it's just not worth taking the chance.
@@vegasfordguyput your skirt down.
My tahoe replaced the oem with delphi and the delphi pump only lasted 7 months, do not buy autozone delphi pumps
So far my second AutoZone Delphi pump is doing fine, however I know it's on borrowed time, especially how the insulation on the wiring was swollen on the first one. Delphi is still superior to Airtex, but at the end of the day an OEM fuel pump is always the best quality without a doubt. At first the OEM pump is usually very expensive and seems like it's too much money to spend, but after swapping out 2 or 3 aftermarket junk pumps it's not so expensive anymore!
I may need a fuel pump in my car, it sat for a while and has a fuel pressure drop now - it’s either something on the supply side or the injectors. Hopefully it’s not a pump, but it’s looking like it’s best to get a Delphi if I do need one. At least I HAVE the money, that’s a blessing. My tax return is great as well because it’ll pay for my tires.
If you do need a new electric fuel.pump I'd recommend a manufacturers OEM unit if available and not to pricy. The Delphi has been a good pump though. Good luck on diagnosing it. If it has a port on the fuel rail you could take a pressure reading. The gauges are pretty cheap. Does the gasoline still smell like gas or does it smell bad?
my Delphi died in less than 6 months
Denso Japan is great ! They are OEM !
I've heard ethanol in the fuel causes these issues
They are built cheap. Materials need to resist early failure thus why OEM lasts longer
Thank you!
Had good luck with carter fuel pumps from napa
lmao i’m confused. the title says don’t buy aftermarket and the comments are saying to buy aftermarket or buy delphi but also don’t buy dephi from autozone
Don't be a dummy like me! Get an OEM if you can afford it.
Thank u so much i wish i had saw this video.
They don't do quality like they used to
Ehhhh.Ehhh. I've been there. I say dont buy anything but factory nowadays.
they are all after market. there is no OEM real part. even if you buy it from a dealer. nothing is made in Japan. all made in china.
You're incorrect about that. Genuine Ford parts are superior to aftermarket and are stamped or have a genuine Ford logo. The same thing goes for the other manufacturers. Country of origin has nothing to do with the part being OEM or aftermarket.
@@vegasfordguy all parts are made in china even if they are assembled in USA which i doubt and stamped. american car or assian or german. call the dealership and ask them where was the part made and with what part from where.
@@WV591 Once again, it doesn't matter where the OEM part is manufactured. Doesn't matter if it's made in China as OEM parts are built to the manufacturers specific tolerances and quality control. Not everything from China is junk. Something built for a budget minded person selling on ebay will not be built to the same specs as a Napa part. Just like a OEM part will be better quality vs the Napa part.
@@vegasfordguy Perhaps it doesn't matter where it's made? But I have my 2nd Chinese-Delphi that failed out of the box. Really not feeling confident putting in a 3rd one at this point. Buying a Delphi Pump shouldn't be like playing roulette.
Delphi is just as bad. Went through four of them over the last few years.
Wat about a masterpro from oreily gmc yukon xl🐴
I personally wouldn't use anything except OEM when it comes to an in tank fuel pump unless you don't mind doing the job again if it fails, you don't plan on keeping it very long, etc. An aftermarket pump could last forever, but they don't have a very good track record, especially the Airtex brand. They were so bad that AutoZone stopped carrying them.
OEM JUNK I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER AC DELCO AGAIN JUNK 3 of the Quit in 3 weeks
Where did you buy the ac Delco from?
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@@vegasfordguy I just got a Dephi fuel pump. Now I know what to look for. I am going to keep the old floater if it is still in good condition. Thank you for your time and God Bless you!
I hope he brings OE fuel pumps for everyone
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