Subaru Forester Fuel Pump Replacement DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a quick and easy DIY on how to replace your first generation Subaru Forester's Fuel Pump. The process is the same for many years Subarus and should only take about 30 minutes to complete the whole process with basic tools. I created this DIY pretty quickly and it isn't my best work due to being pressed for time. More Subaru DIY's are coming soon though!
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For anyone wondering,
The fuse to the fuel pump on the 2.5L 2002 Subaru Forester is the #13 fuse in the internal fuse box (behind the coin tray next to the steering wheel)
Dude this is awesome, thank you 🙏🏻 for some reason I thought you had to drop the tanks on these cars and couldn’t find much on it.
Glad it was able to help!
This was so helpful. Thanks so much dude. Never done a fuel pump before and mine just died on my daily so this was super useful.
Glad to hear it was helpful for you! Hopefully your fuel pump didn't die in an inconvenient place!
@@FoulNews Luckily it died in a carpark close to work, so it was already outta the way and easy enough to work on!
Keep those Foresters rollin'.
Yep, 222,000mi on mine. Great cars!
Cheers Mate, nice and simple and easy.. cheers from Oz
Thanks!
Youre a lifesaver
You definitely want to release the fuel pressure before you do that. You could do that by removing the fuel pump fuse in the fuse box. Turn the car on until it dies. Then crank it a couple more times just to be sure
Thank you so much!!!!❤
thank you so much. there are few videos about subaru
You're welcome!
Great video dude 🤘😖🤘
Thanks!
Very helpful - thank you :-)
I'm glad it was helpful!
Hi master how many pressure of feedpump suitable with subaru forester 1998 thanks Best regards
How did you know you need a new fuel pump? I’m looking to buy one and the lady saying that it needs a fuel pump and she was quoted 220 to replace it? I’m wondering when I talk to her if your problem can be described and then I can tell if she’s telling the truth please let me know thanks
I was having a terrible misfire without any helpful codes other than "misfire cyl 1, 2, 3, 4" and I'm pretty good on maintenance. With 220,000+ miles I figured my pump was due for a replacement anyway. However that turned out not to be the issue. It ended up being the ignition coil. A good way to test the pump is to test fuel pressure before the filter and see if it drops at all during a misfire condition.
What fuel pump did you purchase ? I have the same year Subaru with 133xxx miles starting to miss fire but not giving me codes yet … since I replaced the spark plugs coil and cables not to long ago
I don't remember exactly which one I went with, but I'd recommend going with a Denso unit since that's an OEM manufacturer: www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=2142040&cc=1357310&pt=6256&jsn=832&_nck=ZExt1ysfqhqWnq%2BEvUNdS3Txyey60IDtnjPWF5UU9J0BWQv7pvqZbkEUk86%2BAYIhT5Z528%2BoowGYqZhMJK1V3t3APiAPmuIBZoxQEfNwnxTfs7Lo5AtZyW%2BR8jbpV2QNYsZ5RC4TL2wt%2B1VUR1Y8erHG4LFSIgkiOs%2FUZQ0MJeAt03v8r42OQWkiLfrbETwYjcsNJOmK3V0jX5sG8962sJxnDOYBJz8KjFL0IgEbqhKt6r14y%2BL2PqL0%2FcLoEWc5jPgrM0BCSsk31tN8vRUxAW9P2kck%2F3pWxAFK93gGK4AXU8SNBx%2Fi4%2Fd6fE8XuNhV3OTLiTYPbaWO1Iy6wBkymwD05MZPhYfY
Awesome i think my pump is on its way out.
I've got an issue, where I can't get the line off that rear connection with the clip.
Anyone know how to get at the ends of the fuel hoses to put new ones on?
I'm having a gas leak in that same area of my 04 forester, the undercarriage is rusted to hell so I really hope its not my tank leaking, could it be the fuel pump seal thats causing the leak? I might replace the fuel pump see if thsts fixes it
It's definitely possible that the seal on the pump to the tank is bad and needs to be replaced. Also the filler neck on these usually rots too, so I'd check that area out as well.
@@FoulNews whats the best way to check that? i think mine might have rotted it seems to leak where it possibly joins into the tank but i just havent been able to get a good look to diagnose it as such ;(
@@FoulNews My 99’ Forrester is gas leak is in the front passenger side.And I got to this myself can’t afford a mechanic to place a new clamp. Could you do a tutorial for this portion please? I do believe I need remove the existing tubing and slide a new clamp or not sure of name “ “? I’m in deep debt for your amazing vids. Thank you in advance for your hard work.
@@cmorenoc7 The best way to inspect it is to get close to the filler neck and the hose where it meets the tank and have someone pour some gas in slowly. You may be able to see where the leak is coming from exactly. Most of the times the neck rusts away and the hose connecting the neck to the tank can dry out and crack as well. The hose is fairly easy to replace and is a good starting point. You can find it here: amzn.to/3EQNU5V or at AutoZone with part #
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@@LaLa-zn5ml I'm not sure exactly of the location you're mentioning. If you upload a short vid of what the issue is, I may be able to do a DIY on how to replace the parts. Thank you for the kind words!
What year forester mate and how often are you meant to change them
It's a 1999 and usually they last quite a long time. My original one around over 223,000mi / 358,000km. I replaced mine due to some misfires, but it turned out that the ignition coil was the culprit instead.
Yeh im getting the same issue struggles when I put my foot down, I've change spark plugs coil packs I'm not sire what else besides fuel pump..
This is not at all like the 2911 Forester im working on....
Glad to see Subaru is still in business 887 years from now.
Blaster ?
PB Blaster for the rust.
Would this work on an 05?
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the process would be very similar. As far as I know, the pump is in the same location. But I believe they are slightly different pumps.
@@FoulNews Thank you for the fast reply and your help. My pump is going out and I really don’t want to spend $400 to take it to the shop. This was a really good video.
@@thesaba4765 you're welcome. I hope the process is similar and that you're able to save on the labor! Good luck with the project!
So, this video isn't on how to change the fuel pump? Just how to find it? I mean, there's like 20 steps you completely ignore...
Which steps would those be?
@@FoulNews don't worry... you showed plenty enough for me to feel brave enough to go for it :-)