Fuel Pump E3518M

Complete. Perfect fit. Extremely affordable.

I ordered mine for my gf 2003 buick lesabre it came within two days installing was not terribly hard if you know how to use youtube i’m no electrical genius or mechanic but it was easy to say the lease the only issue i had like every one was getting the locking ring off the original one but with a bit of pb blast a screwdriver and hammer that mf comes right off the original fuel pump made by gm is almost identical to this one in quality and this one is half the price so if you really need a fuel pump i would suggest this one

Just installed this in a 2001 Pontiac Bonneville. you can expect it to be a 99% direct replacement. you WILL have to do some re-wiring as this fuel-pump has a different electrical connector than the OEM pump. The new connector is included in the box, though.due to this fact, you will have 2 options:1. do what everyone else does and cut the old factory connector off (from the car's wring harness) and replace it with provided connector.2. do what I did and once the old pump is out; take the connector that sits on top of the OEM pump (the female-end that the OEM connector plugs into) off and wire THAT female-end connector to the newly, provided connector. there are 2 tabs (1 red and 1 grey) that can be pulled out from the underside of the female-end connector to release it. and then use a small screwdriver to gently pry it out from the top of the pump. what all this allows you to do it KEEP your factory harness intact and un-modified. you know.... just in case. Just mind your wire colors. they will be slightly different. youtube vids will help with that.once everything is wired-up, i do recommend turning the car to the "ON" position and listen to see if the pump engages (which sounds like a hum or buzz) BEFORE installing it completely. but remember, sparks and gasoline DO NOT mix, so be smart if you choose to do this. don't make yourself a Darwin Award Candidate over this.

It was ok & lasted 3 years that I installed

Fit was perfect in my sister's 2000 Buick LeSabre and install was easy. The car died on her while backing out of the driveway and this fixed the problem. You need to splice into your wires and everything needed for that is included. Had to use the old fuel line retaining clips but they were easy to switch over. Be sure to order a tank ring because the old ring was very rusted and required lots of penetrant and got bent from tapping it off with a hammer. Always replace your fuel filter when replacing a fuel pump. This pump is huge but is spring loaded so it compressed to fit in the tank. It arrived in less than a week and was well packaged. Somebody call Willie Nelson, The LeSabre is "on the road again".