1996-2002 Toyota 4Runner Fuel Pump and Fuel Filter Replacement

2002 Toyota 4Runner with a 3.4 liter V6. I am changing the fuel pump and fuel filter on this. As you could see from the thumbnail, the filter really needed to be replaced. The reason I changed the pump was due to the fact that the sending unit was registering the wrong amount of fuel left in the tank. This is a third generation 4runner and covers the 1996 to 2002 4runners.
Parts:
Fuel Pump: USEP9013H
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[@alcolavista-22]

Awesome work buddy.. thank u / assy part is way better just like Urs

[@operationoverhaul]

Thank you and I do prefer the entire assembly over just the pump. Makes it easier as well.

[@jendys100]

Part numbers that are needed? I have gas leak. Thanks! 4Runner 1999 Limited 3,4

[@operationoverhaul]

This is the part number for the aftermarket pump: USEP9013H. You can get it off of rockauto.com right now. Sometimes these pumps on these 4runners are out of stock.

[@jendys100]

@@operationoverhaul Ordered, plus two more pipes leading to the fuel filter.

[@castelan846gc]

Do I need change the whole thing? I think it’s my pump that’s messed up. The gauge measures correct. My car keeps stalling on me. I changed the spark plugs/wires. New map sensor. Just changed the pump filter. Battery works fine alternator is good and starter is good too. I don’t know what else it could be than just the pump. Is it possible to just change that? Thank you so much.

[@operationoverhaul]

Yes you can change just the pump. You have to separate the bottom plastic piece on the housing to access the pump then you can unplug it and remove it from the housing

[@drommej]

Did you Check the fuel pressure ?

[@drommej]

Check the fuel pressure regulator too

[@MichaelSchmitz-r1e]

Rockauto is Amazon repackaged...FYI

[@michaelmackgoo3010]

My cars working now but it’s a hard start every time

[@operationoverhaul]

You could possibly have a bad pressure regulator, a cracked vacuum hose on the regulator, or the valve on the pump could be bad as well. The valve is like an anti-drain back valve. Try turning the key off and on a few times before starting the vehicle to see if that helps it start quicker. If it does, then this would let me believe the valve is allowing the fuel to come back into the tank.