2004 Kia Rio Fuel Pump and Filter Replacement Part 1

• 2004 Kia Rio Fuel Pump...
2004 Kia Rio fuel filter is in the assembly for the fuel pump. This two part series will show you how to change both .
Tools Needed are:
Hammer
Needle Nose Pliers
13 mm socket
10 mm socket
Phillips screwdriver
Small Flat Head Screwdriver
Full Size phillips Screwdriver
Towels
Fresh Air
Patience
Fuel Filter
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[@Jiggyfly813]

Hey man, many many thanks for this video! I replace the fuel pump in my moms 2013 Kia Rio in under an hour. A few things were different because of model year, but basically the same. Your video was very informative thanks again!!

[@alekgutierrez7976]

I have a 2013 Rio as well and I can't get it to start. It just cranks but doesn't start. We're you having the same problem?

[@Jiggyfly813]

@@alekgutierrez7976 no, ours would run for about 5min and shut off! We listened for the pump to make any noise and it never did. So I figured it was soaking up fuel in the sock when the high pressure pump (located on the engine) ran the filter dry it would shut off. After checking relays and fuses I changed the pump out( in tank pump). Check your fuses, relays, and see if it’s putting a code out first. Turn the key on without cranking and listen to hear the intank pump making noise, if it is it might be the high pressure pump up front, or a spark issue! Good luck my friend!

[@alekgutierrez7976]

@@Jiggyfly813 thank you for the reply. I know the pump near my tank is getting power and I just replaced it today but still no good. I will need to check the other one like you said. I appreciate the reply

[@OkieGrower75]

Very helpful! New Fam here!💚💚

[@raymondashongbor4032]

It's very nice

[@MaApriletteSulib]

Wow great video, I learned so much from it.

[@hightowerone]

Fyi for those with a 03 spectra.....you can get to the fuel pump this way. Remove the back seat cushion by pulling up from the crack of the seat where it meets the seat back.

[@cameronjones7479]

Do you know if the 01 is under the seat as well?

[@TedSchoenling]

how long did you hit the ring.. because mine is stuck

[@keysersoze6854]

Thanks for vid mine has been sitting for ages starts the dies and does same thing should I replace pump and filter caus it keeps dying or do u think it could be something else like evaporated purge valve

[@cameronjones7479]

Always start with the 3 things you need to run. spark, fuel, and oxygen. If you have all 3 and it's still dying then that's when you start checking other stuff. Basic mechanics

[@ancientrhythms]

The plug-in attachment that was attached to the top of the fuel pump with wires running from it, how did you remove it when you pulled out the fuel pump without damaging the attachment? Did you just yank it off? It was still attached at the end of part one, but in part two is was already removed, so you somehow removed it between videos. If you remember, that would be wonderful. Thanks for making these!

[@artemvaganyan]

Thanks for video☝️😎

[@randykaraan9119]

Hello Sir.I'm from the Philippines. We just bought a used kia rio (2004) and we found out that the fuel pump assembly is no longer working according to our car technician. I just want to ask where you bought your fuel pump assembly? I know that this video is already several yrs old but I'm hoping you would be able to lead us to the seller/store. I'll wait for your reply Sir. Thank you and God bless you!

[@mikailsk8]

thanks you help me a lot!

[@twenty1sixer216]

this the same for kia amanti 2004/?

[@Stuckey-fq4wh]

What is the wire that's left? I noticed the rubber gasket and the metal ring were still hanging there and then like magic you removed them. You kinda skipped that part

[@ancientrhythms]

Stuckey 3223 yes, I want to know, too. Did you end up figuring this out? Because I don't want to just yank it off and potentially cause damage. What did you end up doing? Thanks!

[@UnhumanLG]

Is the fuel filter located in the fuel pump ?

[@myname9252]

Yes.

[@bellalylopez7048]

saludos... usted podria decir que numero lleva el filtro porf? ya que ese filtro lo tiene mi sedona 2005 y no lo encuentro?

[@myname9252]

Kia 31911-FD500 Fuel Filter www.amazon.com/Kia-31911-FD500-Fuel-Filter/dp/B00L2PDBTO/ref=sr_1_2?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1478849350&vehicle=2004-21-105-20--1--5-7323--1----1-0&sr=1-2&ymm=2004%3Akia%3Ario

[@bellalylopez7048]

hola muy bien gracias por su gentilesa. DIOS TE BENDIGA

[@topgun3753]

You didn't change the fuel filter you just swapped the fuel pump motor bracket, the fuel filter is the mesh sock looking item attached to the bottom of the fuel pump. Also you didn't show how to remove the black connector bracket on top of the fuel pump plate. It slides off toward the outer ring and requires a lot of wiggle and pressure to get it to unsnap.

[@christophermutz6743]

In this video I did NOT see the filter get put in the frame anywhere nor did you go through the process of installing it to the underside of the car you only did the fuel pump replacement which tbh you went way out of your way when it comes fully together as a new part without any taking things apart for $90 from rock auto. Only reason I am putting this up here is I am looking for the fuel FILTER not pump

[@heyderaliyev8976]

excuse me is this the same for Kia Rio 2011 ??

[@myname9252]

Yes.

[@cameronjones7479]

If that's the case then the 01 should be the same?