Mercedes C350 Non-Flex Fuel Pump Replacement DIY (2002-2009 W203 C-Class, W209 CLK-Class)

►Engines need three things to run: fuel, air, and spark. Without one, they're essentially useless. While not the most common failure, older W203 and W209 Mercedes models have reached the age where their original fuel pumps could be replaced. Even if your vehicle doesn't necessarily need it, a little preventative maintenance is far better than paying for a flatbed tow.
Replacing the fuel pump and the fuel level sender isn't the cleanest job. Both sit submerged in the fuel tank, so this is a job best done with the tank near empty. Be careful with the tank open, as well, as the fumes coming out are still very flammable.
Follow along with Danny Kruger, FCP Euro's Mercedes Expert, as he replaces the fuel level sender and fuel pump in his Mercedes-Benz W203 C350.
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Tools Needed
02:55 - Getting Access
04:34 - Mercedes W203 C350 Fuel Pump Replacement
36:48 - Wrap-up
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Mercedes Fuel Pump Assembly:
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Mercedes Fuel Level Sending Unit:
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This video applies to the following vehicles:
Mercedes-Benz CLK350
2007 Mercedes-Benz CLK350 Base Fuel Pump
2008 Mercedes-Benz CLK350 Base Fuel Pump
2009 Mercedes-Benz CLK350 Base Fuel Pump
Mercedes-Benz C350
2007 Mercedes-Benz C350 Fuel Pump
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[@omardiaz4530]

Thanks for the turoial video, it is very helpful

[@stephencatanzaro310]

Great video nice job. Thanks

[@pf3491]

Before removing the sender unit just tie about 4' piece of string to the end of hoses. When ready to install the NEW sending unit, tie string to the hose ends and pull gently to guide from other end the pump side...voila (almost easy) 1 person job.