Denso 951-0001 Electric Fuel Pump

My 2003 RAV4 is at nearly 200k miles and I started having issues with idling & acceleration. It has trouble idling without stalling and sometimes shudders while accelerating from lower gears or around 2000 rpm’s. It has even died at stoplights a few times. Running the AC or even just rolling up the windows makes it worse, and it does not like climbing hills.I bought this fuel pump and it was a perfect fit. ***Just be careful of the float when putting it in or your fuel gauge will be rendered useless... 😂😳Update:After cleaning the throttle body, MAS and installing new spark plugs and ignition coils the issue is ALMOST resolved. It’s still idling low but not stalling anymore. We couldn’t get the ICV off to clean it when we did the throttle body so that is next on the list.It is running way better now and the fuel pump is working great, that just apparently wasn’t what was causing my issue. I absolutely recommend this fuel pump. It saved us hundreds of dollars or more in repair costs if we had a shop do it for us!

This fuel pump was a great fit for my 2001 Tacoma double cab TRD. It was identical to my factory original. No issues installing once the tank was lowered and fuel pump was removed from tank. I installed this one, gave the pump a couple seconds to prime, and if fired right up on the 3rd or 4rth ErrErr of the first crank, and then on the first or second ErrErr of each of the following cranks.

The pump came as a kit but does NOT come with a filter. The filter for this truck is a Denso 952-0006. The Original Denso pump lasted about 27 years and 169,000 miles, so I'm hoping I won't have to ever drop the fuel tank again. The pump was expensive, but I noticed that everything in the kit was a higher quality than I'm used to seeing in kit parts.

Installed this pump in my 2001 Camry LE. The pump appears identical to the OEM fuel pump it replaced. Solved the problem I was having with misfires at startup. Also eliminated the hesitation I used to feel going in to heavy acceleration. I have had the pump installed for a couple months (about 5000 miles) and have had no problems.I found the installation to be a bit tricky. It took a couple hours to complete and included lots of YouTube viewing. It would have went much smoother if i had paid better attention when I removed the old pump from the housing. I am a very novice DYIer. For those more skillful and mechanically inclined the replacement can likely be done in less than an hour.I purchased the "Denso 952-0006 Fuel Pump Filter" instead of the delphi model Amazon lists as being frequently purchased with this pump. It cost slightly more, but to me was worth it to have the filter and pump from the same manufacturer.When removing the pump assembly the black glue securing the cover is very messy in the Florida heat. I would recommend doing this on a cool morning if you live in a hot area.When attaching the filter/screen I found it easier to place the snap ring over a socket of slightly less diameter. Snapping it in place with a screwdriver is not near as easy as it looks in the YouTube videos.(Photo is of whole assembly, this pump fits in the beige sleeve at the top)Update: it has now been 20,505 miles since I installed this fuel pump and it's working flawlessly.

Amazon says that this does not fit a 1997 Toyota Avalon, but it fit mine with some stipulations. The hose that the pump should come with is too long but can be easily trimmed to the proper length. I didn't need the plastic pieces or o-rings because it didn't apply to my application. The pump length and diameter perfectly matches the O.E.M. pump. The fit is perfect. I just wish it would come with a new fuel strainer although reusing an undamaged strainer is typically never an issue.

As of right now fixed in my 2000 Toyota Corolla. Excellent product original to the letter and fuel pressure is back to normal.

I installed this, along with an OEM plastic filter and sock in my wife’s 03 Corolla. This all worked great and was easy to install. Maybe those cheap knock-off pumps will work but I got 18 years out of the last Denso pump and expect this one to last the life of the car. I’d rather pay more for a part like this than risk having to do the job again.

No noise like the other one I bought and I believe it's OEM