Subaru Outback Fuel Pump Removal

Subaru Outback Fuel Pump Removal
Disclaimer:
This video is not meant to be a definitive how to.Always consult a professional repair manual before starting your repair.I am not responsible for any problems that you might incur by watching or following this video.Follow at your own risk.

[@kenzieshorty4435]

Thank you so much for the help. i worked on my 02 ouback wagon. Thanks a lot!

[@OutandAboutwithTrev]

Nice video and thanks for that. I'm taking mine out of my 2001 Ouback today - July 7th 2021 nice to see that you can get it out....

[@ggrimaldo1]

Dude, Awesome; you seem to have the same cars as I do because I have a Saturn and a Subaru.

[@garyrasmussen1794]

Outstanding video work. 👍

[@danyahaljadaani1136]

Outstanding video

[@RichpinTv]

Thank you.

[@johngoodman1540]

I came here looking to locate the relay that I need to disconnect to depressurise the system, which he skipped over...but I did find out that the car I just bought has an access panel for if the day comes that I need to get at the fuel pump, so appreciate learning that. Now, on to someplace else to find out where the illusive fuel pump relay resides.

[@andrewr5046]

You’ll never find it unless you do it yourself I’m still lost on it

[@camillelynn7201]

Im also looking

[@douchebag4057]

I love subaru for letting me not have to drop the tank

[@ajoseph87]

@richpin06a
I enjoyed this video very much. I just did this on my 2005 Outback 3.0.
I have a question for you. There is something that looks like a fuel pump (at least from the top) on the other side of the fuel tank (behind the driver).
Could you tell me what this is?

[@Allbbrz]

Thanks but... well... that is the complete assembly with pump and sender....... we need another video where you replace only the pump :-)
I replaced the sender on my Honda Accord 98 and the only reason it is a bit easier, is because the rear seat doesn't need removal: can do everything from the trunk.
Now... my wife's Outback is the next weekend project :-)

[@Michael-bs1ev]

Any recommendations on fuel pump brands from anyone for a 2000 Subaru Outback 4cyl? The OEM fuel pump is just way too expensive for me

[@zx8401ztv]

Now i expected that pump to just lift out easy like the others you have done, but no the bloody thing had to have its awkward moment lol :-)

[@RichpinTv]

zx8401ztv They put this baffle in the bottom of the tank and as you saw it was hard to get the float by it.

[@RichpinTv]

***** I already found it and spent it sorry.

[@ScoutPL]

That's the disadvantage of wearing gloves. You must sacrifice to the car repair gods. I find that easiest to do by working bare handed, and skinning my knuckles early in the process.

[@rickpenick2118]

where can i get just the filter only?

[@adamrzadko7345]

Nice video but you don't have to take the back seat out comepletely. The whole bench is on a hinge. You pull the release and literally fold the bench seat up and it stays and you can still access the fuel tank.

[@hfarthingt]

Are you certain? This is not a wagon that he is working on.

[@bigshow196]

@@hfarthingt i know this is a year old, but my old owners manual talked about this with both the wagon and SUS, which i think could fold the rear seats down in the same manner and allow you to load more stuff in it.