So i've changed OEM fuel pump as it was failing and new pump is TYC and came with metal sensor and as soon i installed i've been getting P0181 fuel temp sensor. So i will put plastic one which was working and metal one does NOT work. It's opposite for my fuel pump. Maybe my fuel pump just came with bad metal temp sensor.
The fuel pump that I got from Rockauto has the same code. I’m beginning to believe it was never on the new fuel pump. Now I need to remove the pump and swap the sensor from the old to the new one. Horrible ! Asking for my $$ back. Please compare and test before installation.
Sir I always buy OEM parts from Advance Auto Parts other place they sold aftermarket parts Nissan or Infiniti recommend use only OEM parts and when you buy the parts you buy what lifetime warranty
Also, just clarification....the fuel temp sensor on the new pump was never installed so I had to transfer it over from the old to the new pump body.... hence the P0183 code. nuts right
@@talkingwithcars Hey im looking at a hitachi fuel pump and the temp sensor on it looks black so i assume its plastic. The cheap non oem have a metal sensor. Is this guy correct the sensor needs to be metal? if so how does the hitachi oem have a black plastic sensor?
@@user-2Hteyasizyc I’m not 100% sure about the need for it or even if you can choose which one you can get but the original (130k miles) was plastic on my car and is still working and I transferred form old to new pump assembly and worked. But be aware of the sensor and make sure it’s there prior to doing the job. Some newer models don’t have the sensor at the pump at all. This is a good video because it offers awareness and personal experience. The rest is on your research. Good luck !!
My question is what the car do if the car low and gas and the car give you problem check engine lights on if it's this this case let me know I'll show you what's the problem
i got mine on amazon with the plastic piece got the same code but im pretty sure my old fuel pump has the same plastic piece and there was no code so im assuming it can be bypassed n fixed
Great video man showed me i was in the right direction. Ive been drivin with this code for a month now with limp mode, but ive changed the fuel pump with 3 new ones all warrenty and the metal sensor. Would this be my wires an if so how would i check?
Reset the code then go to the hood disconnects mass airflow sensor start the car until the engine light turned on but the OBD on the car and you receive the code for Miss air flow sensor go back put the sensor back to his place then reset the lights after that start the car for 5 minutes or 10 minutes and the car start drive better
If the divide the fuel pump brand new you still have lifetime warranty if the fuel pump the one you have in the car is old is the factory one so it's better to find a used fuel pump from someone and Facebook markets if you would like to use something Factory
do you know which one would fit in 2011 g37 i can’t seem to find one with metal sensor and i’m literally having this problem where i bought a replacement and still doesn’t work
Is Common's problem when you install aftermarkets parts on Infiniti because recommend Factory Parts Only so we have to do go to the place to buy the fuel pump and ask them for OEM parts with the sensor coming and metal no plastic
Hello, I have a very weird situation if you could help. My 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5s has a crank won't start situation. It has P0463 and P0183. I filled my tank with 105% (more than full) and parked on a 10 degree inclined slope. I don't know if these two codes would cause my car crank but no start? Last time it had a starting sound for 1st second, then died on the 2nd second. I checked battery - good. I pulled out fuel line before the injector, when I switch to on position, there were fuel shooting out. The fuse of the fuel pump is good. I even changed a camshaft position sensor, didn't help. I removed engine air filter, sprayed starting fluid, didn't work. Car is cranking, so I assume the starter is good. What can the problem(s) be? Thank you in advance!
My first recommendation reset the lights done go and remove the negative side of the battery for 15 minutes and put it back and start a car I think you have to reset the ECU
So i've changed OEM fuel pump as it was failing and new pump is TYC and came with metal sensor and as soon i installed i've been getting P0181 fuel temp sensor. So i will put plastic one which was working and metal one does NOT work. It's opposite for my fuel pump. Maybe my fuel pump just came with bad metal temp sensor.
The fuel pump that I got from Rockauto has the same code. I’m beginning to believe it was never on the new fuel pump. Now I need to remove the pump and swap the sensor from the old to the new one. Horrible ! Asking for my $$ back. Please compare and test before installation.
Sir I always buy OEM parts from Advance Auto Parts other place they sold aftermarket parts Nissan or Infiniti recommend use only OEM parts and when you buy the parts you buy what lifetime warranty
Also, just clarification....the fuel temp sensor on the new pump was never installed so I had to transfer it over from the old to the new pump body.... hence the P0183 code. nuts right
@@talkingwithcars Hey im looking at a hitachi fuel pump and the temp sensor on it looks black so i assume its plastic. The cheap non oem have a metal sensor. Is this guy correct the sensor needs to be metal? if so how does the hitachi oem have a black plastic sensor?
@@user-2Hteyasizyc I’m not 100% sure about the need for it or even if you can choose which one you can get but the original (130k miles) was plastic on my car and is still working and I transferred form old to new pump assembly and worked. But be aware of the sensor and make sure it’s there prior to doing the job. Some newer models don’t have the sensor at the pump at all. This is a good video because it offers awareness and personal experience. The rest is on your research. Good luck !!
My question is what the car do if the car low and gas and the car give you problem check engine lights on if it's this this case let me know I'll show you what's the problem
Bought a Delphi pump about 7 months ago and now the code p0183 is showing… is it the pump or wires? I heard Delphi isa good brand
i got mine on amazon with the plastic piece got the same code but im pretty sure my old fuel pump has the same plastic piece and there was no code so im assuming it can be bypassed n fixed
Great video man showed me i was in the right direction. Ive been drivin with this code for a month now with limp mode, but ive changed the fuel pump with 3 new ones all warrenty and the metal sensor. Would this be my wires an if so how would i check?
Reset the code then go to the hood disconnects mass airflow sensor start the car until the engine light turned on but the OBD on the car and you receive the code for Miss air flow sensor go back put the sensor back to his place then reset the lights after that start the car for 5 minutes or 10 minutes and the car start drive better
@@LessExpensivefix alright trying this right now
OK cool 😎
Is it possible to change the temp sensor only if you have the part ?
If the divide the fuel pump brand new you still have lifetime warranty if the fuel pump the one you have in the car is old is the factory one so it's better to find a used fuel pump from someone and Facebook markets if you would like to use something Factory
do you know which one would fit in 2011 g37 i can’t seem to find one with metal sensor and i’m literally having this problem where i bought a replacement and still doesn’t work
When you change the fuel pump make sure got the same fuel pump with the sensor metal not plastic or go for any other junkyard and get a used fuel pump
i got the same codes but for a q60 could it b the pump for me too? i sometimes have rough cranks like it’s misfiring
Is Common's problem when you install aftermarkets parts on Infiniti because recommend Factory Parts Only so we have to do go to the place to buy the fuel pump and ask them for OEM parts with the sensor coming and metal no plastic
@@LessExpensivefix ok i replaced the fuel pump to the oem but they come plastic only sadly , let’s see if that solved my issue thanks
Anything?@@3lowmafia
The fuel pump from Hitachi has the plastic temperature sensor.
No should buy a fuel pump has sensor and Metal
Hello, I have a very weird situation if you could help. My 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5s has a crank won't start situation. It has P0463 and P0183. I filled my tank with 105% (more than full) and parked on a 10 degree inclined slope. I don't know if these two codes would cause my car crank but no start? Last time it had a starting sound for 1st second, then died on the 2nd second.
I checked battery - good. I pulled out fuel line before the injector, when I switch to on position, there were fuel shooting out. The fuse of the fuel pump is good. I even changed a camshaft position sensor, didn't help. I removed engine air filter, sprayed starting fluid, didn't work. Car is cranking, so I assume the starter is good.
What can the problem(s) be?
Thank you in advance!
Disconnect the battery negative signs for 30 seconds then put it back and try to start the car
Hey I have the same issue as you, how did everything go
I got the same 2 codes and wont start. what was your fix?
@@johnsaucier204 fuel pump replacement and fuel regulator for em
My first recommendation reset the lights done go and remove the negative side of the battery for 15 minutes and put it back and start a car I think you have to reset the ECU
I put new fuel pump car starts but won’t have power to exhilarate.
Where can I locate the fuel temperature sensor A circuit high input ?
You need to replace the whole pump you cannot buy the sensor by itself
Junk yard
Where you get that fuel gauge at ??
I buy new fuel pump
@@LessExpensivefix can I have the website for fuel pump please cause I’m having the same problems in my g35
I buy my fuel pump from Advance Auto Parts
@@LessExpensivefix Awesome thank you very much man appreciate you !
And when you buy the fuel pump from Advanced they give you a lifetime warranty and the pump
The fuel pump from Hitachi has the plastic temperature sensor.