How to change fuel pump? fuel level sensor? P0463 Nissan 2009 Murano

We got a 2009 Nissan Murano with code P0463 Fuel level sensor code. I will show you step by step how to replace both sensors A and B and the fuel pump in this car. Good Luck.
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[@bryancarrera8246]

Nice and straight to the point. Good job

[@alexdumitrescu3068]

Thank you for the "how to". Just did the fuel pump replacement today and your info on where to find mounting points and clips was very helpful.

[@zman92630]

I ordered the parts (thx for the part numbers) and today, I did a dry run and took out the seats and vacuumed the area just to get a feel. Your video will make the actual work go so much more efficiently. Many thanks for this fine video!

[@a2zautomasters862]

Not all kits come with that seal but if it comes with it, it should be changed. Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment.

[@casperw2133]

Thanks it was useful video. I didn't have to remove the seqts i just lift them up and hanged on cords to gain acces. Took about 1.5hr

[@nathankoogle5566]

Excellent video! Thanks!

[@a2zautomasters862]

🙏🏻🙏🏻. Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment and feed back.

[@Sistagirl305]

I changed my fuel pump today. It was pretty easy. The only issue I had was putting the lock ring back on. I suggest two people as one push down while the other lock it with a flat head and hammer. I did get it on by myself thank God and it is definitely not coming off. Code is gone and she runs so much better now.

[@a2zautomasters862]

Those locking rings can be a pain sometimes. Glad all worked out well. Great job. Thank you for watching and I do appreciate your comment

[@Sistagirl305]

@@a2zautomasters862 No, thank you for your video. Very well done sir.

[@FreddieBelle]

Man you had to do was take the two front 14mm bolts out and prop the seat up to reach the fuel pump. It saves a lot of more time 👍🏿

[@keving52002]

Good video, I didn't know you had to remove the whole seat I thought the seat could just fold and that would give you the access you needed to get to the pump.

[@zman92630]

I think it may be Murano specific. I did a dry run today and had to remove the entire back seats because there is some type of cross member over the door of the fuel pump. It's easy though.

[@dennismelville7532]

From what I see.. if you have cloth seats.. there is no extra brace covering the right sensor. The leather seats you have to follow his steps. If you are only changing the left sensor or fuel pump, then yes... pull the 4 14mm bolts and fold the bottom of the seat up... and secure it to the headrest with a strap.

[@casperw2133]

Seats don't need to be removed. I did it on 09 murano with leather seats

[@jjonny186]

So good

[@a2zautomasters862]

Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comment. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@chefmanguini]

Good

[@lizm8978]

Thanks for your video. Very clear instructions! I was just wondering if you could give me the 09 Murano part numbers for both sensors? Thanks again

[@a2zautomasters862]

Thank you for watching. The original part #’s are 25060-1AA0B that’s for the main sensor on the pump side “Driver side” and 25060-1AA3A is for the sub unit on the pass side. Plz let me know if you have any more questions.

[@rodc2938]

My fuel gauge works just fine until it reaches about the half full mark so would I be right in assuming that the fuel pump level gauge on he drivers side is the one that isn't working and that the other one on the passenger side is working fine?

[@extreeemist8429]

Great video but I wouldn't use any metal object to tighten the sealing cap, risk of spark so close to a full tank of fuel 😳

[@brianafugate7498]

Would this work for a 2010 as well?

[@ashh6316]

my 2011 nissan murano stops accelerating after about 15/20 minutes of driving. like completely stops to where i have to pull over and let the car sit for a while before itll move again. no overheating. i do have a coolant leak, but its never empty when this happens. and engine is sputtering. what could this be? fuel pump?

[@oscarvillalon5679]

Just take the two front bolts and lift the bottom seat up and your there

[@alejandrosantiago194]

Y como probar los sensores con un multimetro, como saber que rresistencia tiene cada una

[@ciberforce34]

Great video, thank you for sharing. I got same code for my 09MO when gas level hits 1/4 full mark. where you get your sensors? can you provide a links

[@a2zautomasters862]

I got them from a local parts store. No links sorry.

[@chrisbrady9122]

Just curious I know I made a comment a couple days ago about saying two pumps I didn't watch the video fully until now I see one is a sensor one is a pump. Would you also recommend changing the fuel filter after doing this or no .

[@a2zautomasters862]

If I remember correctly the fuel filter is in the tank as part of the pump.

[@jdram58]

What about 2003 Pathfinder fuel gauge not working looks like it may have been repaired before but fuel gauge doesnt work at all its stuck at full. The other thing is possibly pulling the the panel n looking at the circuit pannel behind the gauge it has about 170 K miles on it but runs fine just the fuel gauge. Actually I can drive by zeroing out the trip miles every time I fuel. But just need to remember it has to be done every time Im fuel.

[@wgyu1218]

Hello, I have a very weird situation if you could help. My 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5s has a crank won't start situation. It has P0463 and P0183. I filled my tank with 105% (more than full) and parked on a 10 degree inclined slope. I don't know if these two codes would cause my car crank but no start? Last time it had a starting sound for 1st second, then died on the 2nd second. I checked battery - good. I pulled out fuel line before the injector, when I switch to on position, there were fuel shooting out. The fuse of the fuel pump is good. I even changed a camshaft position sensor, didn't help. I removed engine air filter, sprayed starting fluid, didn't work. Car is cranking, so I assume the starter is good. What can the problem(s) be? Thank you in advance!

[@a2zautomasters862]

These two cods are for fuel level sensor and fuel temp sensor. I highly doubt it’s the cause of your np starting problem. Sounds like spark issue specifically after spraying starter fluid and still won’t start. check for spark and good spark plugs

[@dio6399]

I just got this code after putting gas and filling the tank. Im going to see if it goes away after ive used more gas. Is this dangerous to not fix? This is on my first car and dont wanna keep spending more money fixing it. thanks.

[@a2zautomasters862]

It’s not dangerous, you just wouldn’t be able to tell how much gas you have left. With the check engine light on, the car wouldn’t pass state inspection if your state does require an annual inspection. You can always reset the trip mileage every time you fill up and that’s how you can tell how much gas you got left.

[@dcee7715]

I have same code on 2009 nissan maxima cant find replacement level is it available? Thanks for Video

[@a2zautomasters862]

Yea I made some calls seems like it’s not available for that car. Thank you for watching.

[@panafpv574]

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[@thalathoty]

Actually which one will be sending code P0463 ? Is just the main Module driver side One goes bad or Both gone bad at same time?

[@a2zautomasters862]

That code is mainly for the main sensor on the pump, driver side, but I usually recommend changing both since you already removing the back seat.

[@bilalghanem7218]

is the fuel pump on the driver side or the passenger side? I just have to replace my pump

[@a2zautomasters862]

The pump is on the driver side.

[@pierroimzzo3881]

Very interresting video. Do you know where the fuel filter is on this car ??? Thx a lot

[@a2zautomasters862]

Thank you. Fuel filter is part of the pump in this car. It’s in the tank

[@pedroreyes7488]

​@@a2zautomasters862 thank you, thank you, thank you. I was looking for it outside 😅.

[@a2zautomasters862]

@@pedroreyes7488 glad I can help. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@BlackLabelMorphs]

Excellent video. Is it possible for you to give me the part numbers? I would really appreciate it.

[@a2zautomasters862]

Left side LSF109 Right side LS150

[@a2zautomasters862]

Dorman also makes them but different part # depends on production date. 911-040 and 911-041 also 911-042 and 911-054

[@Dougarony]

I just bought a 09 Murano and replaced the Accelerator pedal sensor and got no results. (I was told this was the issue) It doesn't rev up. Is this the limp mode low tranny fluid? I didn't check it. I did hear a loud whining when 1st started, I thought it was the pw steering pump. Any help is greatly appreciated!

[@sivucit]

Hi . I have 2010 Nissan Murano. I findout that fuel pump is bad because i got no pressure . I dont know which side has fuel pump . I assume it is on Passenger side. not on driver side.. Can you pls confirm. Much appreciated.

[@a2zautomasters862]

The pump is on the driver side if I remember correctly

[@Aesthetics622]

Wait does the second gen Murano have 2 fuel pumps??

[@Aesthetics622]

Oo never mind that’s the sending unit!? I appreciate your video brother! Thank you for such detailed work!

[@johnmeade1869]

what is the cost for a repair like this? I notice now my Murano as over 100k miles, when I start it the gas shows empty. But if I restart the car the needle goes back up to where it needs to be. Is this the same issue?

[@a2zautomasters862]

That could be the issue or you might have a problem with the gauge it self. While showing empty try to tap the dash board above the cluster and see if anything changes first

[@humanply]

Where did you buy the parts ?

[@a2zautomasters862]

U can buy original from the dealer, it’s almost 2x the price or Search Dorman. I got it from a local part store.

[@shafiqju30]

I have a Nissan Murano 2009. It has some problems with the fuel pump. If I want to change , how much does it cost? If I make the fuel tank full, how many miles can it run

[@JboBakey]

300-400miles

[@evanhankin7309]

I get an easy 640 klm (without highway driving) much more, if im doing highway driving.