Fuel Pump Replacement on 2009 Nissan Altima – DIY – How to

Fuel Pump Replacement on 2009 Nissan Altima – DIY – How to

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TEAMHIPOWER says:

Did you get a p0183 code after installation. I have one all of a sudden. It's the fuel temp sensor. Witch is connected to the pump .I used the carquest brand pump. 2009 Nissan Altima and if so what was the issue. A faulty pump?

Johnny Sins says:

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Iron Eagle12 says:

Great video very simple and straight forward.
Question for you, what were the symptoms in your car that led you to replace your pump? I am dealing with a sudden good crank, but no start problem in my 2012 Altima. I can hear the pump motor run, but that does not confirm the engine is actually getting gas. Was wondering if you had a similar situation. I hate to buy a $300 + part and be wrong. Thanks

Grim Weeper says:

How is it currently running on your Altima?? My "Service Engine Soon" light came on on my 2008 Altima so I took it to AutoZone for testing and the report recommended a fuel pump replacement

Hi- Performance Heat says:

Your video directions are very clear and very informative great job brother.. I will subscribe for future help.

Vincent Kosik says:

I own a Sentra this helps if I do it myself

Kaliman Ospina says:

MUCHAS GRACIAS…HOY CAMBIE YO MISMO FUEL PUMP.DE MI NISSAN ..ME QUEDO PERFECTA….ME AHORRÉ.. 400 DOLLARES QUE ME COBRABA EL MECÁNICO…..

6.2L says:

Next time use a brass punch because that's gas your dealing with and one spark it'll go kaboom

Neal Robinson says:

Thank you sir, well done!

Erik Maldonado says:

Great tutorial, where can I get one of those large punch? Thank you.

Margaret D says:

I don't own a Nissan and I probably will never replace my own fuel pump, but I watched your video right through. The directions are so clear and easy to understand – as are all your videos.

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