DWVO Fuel Pump Compatible with Altima 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2.5L 3.5L, Maxima 2009-2014 3.5L

The Fuel sending unit works. It does not have a retainer clip for the float by design. That threw me off a little bit. I no longer am throwing a code for "fuel level circuit too high." My only gripe was that the box came with a puncture hole from one of the fuel in or out tubes. Fortunately there was no damage to the unit. I would recommend the shipper put more bubble padding, or put a second bigger box around it with some more padding. I blame the warehouse for that. Works as described, is affordable, and relatively simple to install. I have no pictures because it is now in my 2007 Nissan Murano AWD S.

I installed this in a 1999 Honda Accord with no problems. The unit looks essentially the same as the original with only minor design variations that don’t affect fit or functionality. It’s essentially plug and play. You’ll need to transfer the metal ring and fuel line clips from the original unit though. (Make sure you take your time removing the clips because they’re most likely 20-25 years old and a little brittle.) The new unit comes with new screws/bolts, but I opted to use the original screws because they had washers on them. Once it was hooked up, the motor started right up. I’m glad I took a gamble on this cheaper option that didn’t have many reviews. I just put the pump in today, so I’ll update if any problems pop up.

Had been having some issues of occasional very slight "stumbling" at idle and also when cruising. Vehicle is a 2006 Nissan Altima with 2.5L engine and manual transmission with about 164000 miles on it. I cleaned the fuel injectors, installed new spark plugs, and replaced the crankshaft position sensor once and the camshaft position sensor twice along with cleaning the MAF sensor several times and then replacing it. My wife finally talked me into replacing the fuel pump and so I ordered this unit. It arrived safely packaged and with easy to understand directions. I still had to view some "You tube" videos to understand exactly how to disconnect the fuel lines from the pump. Removing the lock ring was the most difficult part of the job. I used a brass drift with a heavy ball peen hammer since I do not have a non sparking hammer and also used penetrating oil to help the lock ring to move. Once the lock ring was out of the way the old fuel pump came out easily and the new one went in place easily. Reseating the lock ring was much easier than the removal and once the fuel lines and the electrical connector were in place the motor started right up. It seems that the "stumble" is gone and so far I have no complaints.

I bought this fuel pump to replace a failing pump in my 2003 Nissan Altima V6. Product arrived brand new in plastic. Removing the old pump and installing this pump probably took about 45minutes-1 hour and was pretty easy to replace, besides the mess of gasoline you have to make if working on an almost full tank of gasoline. After completing the installation, I noticed that the fuel gauge will not work anymore, showing I have an empty gas tank and my car is now throwing a “Check engine” light which wasn’t there before the installation. I haven’t checked for codes as it must certainly be this new fuel pump I installed. While the pump seems to work just fine, I cannot drive around not knowing how much gasoline I have left in my tank. Needless to say, I will be returning this product as soon as my Delphi fuel pump comes in. For anyone looking to purchase this cheap fuel pump to save yourself a few bucks, save yourself the trouble in the trouble and buy from a known manufacturer. Looking through the comments, other people have had similar issues with their fuel gauge not working with this pump.

Can’t say for sure about mileage because I just installed it but it works GREAT, my car ran so rough and had no power, was very hard to start, put this fuel pump in, starts in half a second, runs very smooth and drives with power like it should! Being so cheap I hope it lasts for at least a couple years! **EDIT 1 YEAR 4 MONTHS AFTER INSTALL** The fuel pump is beginning to fail. Car is struggling to start. Shakes and misfires for 5-10 seconds every startup, and randomly stalls when idling. Throwing CEL codes for fuel temp sensor, and fuel pump performance. Lasted 1 year and 4 months with no issues at all, but I am disappointed that it’s failing so soon. Yes it’s cheap and easy to replace but I was really hoping it could last at least 3-4 years. Guess I’ll be ordering another one now Lol

I thought this was going to be a complicated job but I was wrong it was actually pretty easy took me less than an hour. Are use this in a Nissan Sentra and it was having hesitations to start before which is why I decided to replace the fuel pump, this was a perfect fit in the car starts up right away every time. Fuel levels read properly, and overall I think this is a great replacement so far very happy will update if anything changes!

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Pump lasted 6 months...if you buy this Pump expect failing ...syntoms of failing long crank to start..I checked everything concerning starting only to realize it was the fuel pump failing...