Honda Odyssey Fuel Pump Replacement DIY

[@MrRangerZr1]

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[@arnoldscully8906]

One of the best videos I've seen on KZbin. I like to be shown without all the blah blah BS. Excellent video. Thank you.

[@LftdLyf]

For real!!!

[@calviny9384]

I like how u removed and installed the same fuel pump for the purpose of making this video. Respects

[@MrRangerZr1]

90% of my videos haha

[@jasongiese221]

Where is the filter, I'm troubleshooting a lack of power, not accelerating over 55mph, 3k rpm issue, revs fine in neutral, just won't go interstate speeds or over the bridge.

[@jackjones9460]

Thank you! I live your simple direct videos without any extra talk or distractions! Can’t thank you enough!

[@shadowsboxer]

Finally, someone who just gets the job done, no extra screwing around and giving me their life story. Well done sir 👍

[@victorsandoval1060]

This was the best instructional video on anything I have ever seen and you didn’t even speak. You could probably build a rocket and show us how to do it properly if you use the same technique. A thumbs up and subscribed as deserved Ty for the great video.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Thank you!

[@DarkRealm1772]

Oh my freaken god, Finally I guy that gets it when explaining steps to fix mechanical stuff. I'm a mechanic by hobby. Bro! my mad respects to you. Straight to the point without all that bla bla bla narcissistic crap. Best of the best videos man. Keep them coming.!!!

[@michaelcarter101]

Unsung heroes like yourself are how things operate. Thanks!! It's also nice not hearing "here's my life story, subscribe" lol

[@monukhan1635]

😮

[@weslleyhornet]

Thank you, I'm Brazilian, and I watch all your videos.

[@rickyc3860]

Fantastic video! Thanks for making it easy to follow and for including all of the steps.

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Your videos are excellent. All procedure and no banter excellent 👍❤️

[@rondail5675]

Nice video, except I would have left the cover off until I had the vehicle running and checked for leaks. Just a thought. Thanks for doing the DIY videos.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Ron Dail you can do that before putting everything back together, I actually took it for a spin.

[@anon58973]

Thanks for the video. Just changed fuel pump on a brand new 2007 with 226,000 miles. Was hard-starting when warm... almost positive this will fix it. For others, it hard started when warm. Did the "easy test" by cycling ignition from off to run 2 - 3 times before trying to start and it would ALWAYS start right away. Without doing that, 10-second crank to start at least... maybe longer. Also threw erratic misfire codes, never consistent cylinder-specific codes but always a "general" misfire code. Did the basic stuff and the codes persisted. South Florida, 90*++ heat. Took about an hour to swap the fuel pump. Very easy.

[@MrRangerZr1]

dont bother lolol yeah the fuel pressure regulator in the assembly caused that

[@glasser2819]

all in all it's good to know how it fails gently and does not quit while driving ✌🏻

[@evelynsalazar6057]

Nice very good job thanks for letting us know how to fix it

[@vuhuynh702]

can you make a few minutes to diagnose each problem before each video please. so we can know how to diagnose and also how to replace it as well because the most difficult in repair car is we have to know which parts have problem. thanks for your videos. it is really helpful.

[@stevenorta7565]

Thanks!! It’s easier than I thought! You da man!

[@mariejones6324]

Thank you for making this so easy!

[@mangno27]

Cool to watch, gonna change one today

[@luar145]

I made it on a odyssey 2013, but spilled a lot of gas, May I suggest to open the gas cap before removing the line, to release the air pressure, I don’t know why the tank was pressurized, thank for your help.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Watch the video again to see how i relieved the fuel pressure

[@solorsix]

2008 odyssey here: Mine didn't have the fp relay in the location shown, however behind fuse door in that location pulled 15 amp fuse for fp. turned the car over for about 10 seconds with no start. Removed neg battery. When disconnecting the fuel line at pump there was ALOT more pressure than expected, had rag covering fuel didn't really go anywhere except in the fuel pump area. could hear pressure escape for a good 5 seconds. Maybe should have opened fuel fill cap? I ordered the delphi $203 full assembly. The seal on the delphi unit looked cheap compared to the original one but used it anyway. kinda tricky with that seal to not get it folded over, good tip in this video for that. Mine seems fixed. The issue was 50/50 sometimes start right up like normal, sometimes crank and crank and eventually start if you depressed gas pedal or stopped cranking and tried again. 160K miles. got to have the spanner tool for this vehicle imo. Thanks for the video, it helped alot.

[@MrRangerZr1]

solorsix yeah you should of removed the gas cap to relieve pressure. I pulled the fuse the night before doing the job also. Check your MAF sensor, air filter, and battery for the intermittent starting problem.

[@solorsix]

@@MrRangerZr1 Thanks for the reply. I thought about up and changing the map sensor first. I knew it wasn't air filter or battery though. I will update if it turns out the fuel pump assy was not the cause, however, the vehicle has not had the starting issue since changing the fp assy. I will also add to maybe help anyone else that the starting issue went on for about a month and while maybe 40% be hard to start shortly after running, it would 60% do it after sitting overnight. Another thing I noticed after replacement was key on, new fp would run for maybe 2-3 sec and stop, until car start. The original one, key on, would run way longer and the times varied, like sometimes 10 seconds. It would help with starting if you waited key on. New fp, just jump in and start right up.

[@MrRangerZr1]

solorsix really sounds like you had a bad fuel pump. Hopefully that was the fix. Always thoroughly diagnose the problem before spending money fixing.

[@glasser2819]

@@solorsix so now 9month later you can confirm the pump assembly fixed your flaky start?? Around what mileage: 160kMi?

[@solorsix]

@@glasser2819 Yes I can confirm that was the issue on this Van. We have had no starting issues since replacement. It started happening around 160K miles, correct.

[@Charlie-o2h]

Wow..Nice job sir, Thank You !!!

[@humbertoarceo6573]

HELLO VERY PROFESIONAL ALSO VERY CLEAN WORK

[@DrJay-mh3ux]

This is great, thank you!

[@bryanaparicio2916]

WTH you don’t say anything, and a learn a lot in this Video Thank you for you help 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@TERRORoftheLORD]

I would add that you should test fire, and leak test the pump before putting the cover on. But great video!

[@twopiecez5226]

Hoping you make a video on how to test fuel pressure line in civic. Great video

[@mixa290192]

2011 odyssey recently started taking longer to start.. sometimes start good sometimes takes longer to turn over.. battery charge shows at 14v. Alternator was replaced 40k miles ago. I have vcm muzzler and occasionally drive it like a race car bc running late to work. Averaging 20 mpg. Performance of the van seems the same. However this occasional longer starts makes me wonder if I need to change the fuel pump or the regulator or filter… If I was to do that which one would you suggest to start with? Should I just go ahead and replace the whole assembly? Bc it seems like adding all the parts together, pump, regulator and filter it’d come up at the same price as the whole fuel pump assembly, right?

[@MrRangerZr1]

It's the fuel pressure regulator, common issue.

[@friendofvinnie]

Awesome video but wouldn't it be better to turn on the van just to check for leaks before putting the aluminum cover back on?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Sure

[@friendofvinnie]

@@MrRangerZr1 you never know your a pro but a amateur might not put the hoses on just right 👍 thank's again for the video

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Awesome video

[@yeimialejandroavelino4009]

Excellent video friend. Thanks

[@RicardoRamirez-bu6px]

Are there anymore steps to relieving gas pressure? Or is that all I have to do disconnect the fuel pump relay?

[@MrRangerZr1]

That’s all what I showed in the video

[@lobos0094]

Excellent video thank you 👍👍

[@b1and0n_]

Is it normal for it to be making a hissing noise after installing the pump?

[@MrRangerZr1]

No, check your install.

[@b1and0n_]

@@MrRangerZr1 turns out the new pump was defective from manufacturer. Thank you bro!

[@MrRangerZr1]

Happened to me once, mad annoying.

[@matonmacs]

Great vid. So if you connected an extra hose to that fitting could you use the fuel pump to empty the Odyssey's tank to an external fuel can?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Not really. Fuel pump runs few secs with engine off key on.

[@andrewhathaway3302]

You can run a wire from the battery to the pump and keep it running to empty the tank.

[@victormartinez-pq7yj]

​@@andrewhathaway3302,that's dangerous. Just jump the relay connection

[@Sherky59]

Dam this looks like a lot of work, just checked my fuel pump relay and it's good now I'm thinking it's the fuel pump.

[@MrRangerZr1]

It's not too much work as you saw

[@FirstLast-yf7qw]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! What year is the Odyssey?????????

[@MrRangerZr1]

2010

[@eduardomartel1530]

Hi brotherI have 2008 honda odyssey with codes p0455 and p0456 (evap small and large leaks) is intermittent code not always give the codes but yesterday my kid says smell to gasolina he was seating in the 3rd row seat so i want a start looking around the fuel pump maybe any gasket that need to be replaced or any tips my friend? The odor is in the cabin so pretty sure the problem is not in the engine bay tku

[@MrRangerZr1]

Change the rubber gasket around the fuel pump lock ring,

[@eduardomartel1530]

@@MrRangerZr1 tku brother

[@GabrielDelgado]

Please MrRangerZr1, I have this error in my 2008 Honda Odyssey Touring “tighten fuel cap”. I replaced the fuel cap but the error disappears and after a while shows again: Any ideas? Thanks!

[@MrRangerZr1]

There's a leak somewhere in the EVAP system. Check the evap lines under the hood.

[@GabrielDelgado]

@@MrRangerZr1 is it a gasoline leak or a emission leak? Because I don’t smell any gasoline. Thanks!

[@GabrielDelgado]

@@MrRangerZr1 is it possible the canister purge solenoid valve? If so, do you have any tutorial? I checked all your videos but I can’t find it.

[@archfolk713]

Hi, How do you relieve fuel pump pressure? Thank You

[@MrRangerZr1]

Watch from 2:14

[@joshphillips6458]

My wife's 2012 odyssey will turn off when facing downhill and she stops. Any suggestions sir? This is a fantastic video, if this is what I need to do. Thanks for all you do sir!

[@MrRangerZr1]

If the van shuts off when it comes to a stop then check the air intake tube for cracks/leaks

[@joshphillips6458]

@@MrRangerZr1 great, thank you so much. I changed the Air Filter yesterday. It was extremely dirty. I'll keep an eye on it. Wasn't sure if it was a fuel pump issue. If it got to maybe a 1/2 tank and for some reason it isn't picking the fuel up.

[@nilolee2426]

Is this the same procedure and application on 2004 odyssey? Can I use the spanner you’re using on my van?

[@MrRangerZr1]

yes

[@jeffpierce2996]

Great video. My fp is leaking gas. So I'm going to replace. Do you recommend oem fuel pump over the Delphi? Or just get the one you have in link? Also is it really necessary to clean fuel tank before installing new pump? My oddy had 100k 2010

[@MrRangerZr1]

Get the one I listed in the description. OEM/Denso or nothing.

[@stagesixx]

I say thank you Honda. How many cars have fuel pump access through the floor from the factory?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Yeah it's pretty easy to access on this model

[@stagesixx]

@@MrRangerZr1 I did the pump on my friends old Town and Country. We couldn't drop the tank. I cut the floor but it was tricky to find the right place and not damage the wiring and hidden plumbing.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Wow

[@johnatkinson5585]

How do you know the diameter of pump you have to buy before you take apart the van

[@MrRangerZr1]

i linked all the parts in the description so you don't have to figure out what to buy

[@fortunatedad7695]

I have a 2012 Honda Odyssey touring Elite. I researched where my fuel filter is, but it was just a bad pick with arrow directing to the fuel pump area. Is it a part of the fuel pump? Wondering where it is exactly. Thanks so much for your videos, like others have said, straight to the point videos. Keep up the good work!

[@MrRangerZr1]

Can you elaborate a little more?

[@fortunatedad7695]

@@MrRangerZr1 I just googled 2012 Honda Odyssey touring fuel filter location and the pics that come up have arrows pointing to where fuel pump is.

[@MrRangerZr1]

All of the odysseys have the fuel pumps underneath or behind the 2nd row seats as shown in the video,

[@fortunatedad7695]

@@MrRangerZr1 when you pulled the pump out I didn't see any filter. I was just wondering if you knew if it was a part of the fuel pump assembly because I didn't see anything on the top of the fuel pump.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Yes it's in that white basket. I changed the pump, filter, and regulator. I would not advise doing this because you will break something due to the components being really brittle, just buy the whole assembly.

[@kweber7627]

Thanks for the video. Any idea how to test fuel pressure on a 2015 Odyssey? I'm not sure where/how to hook up the fuel pressure tester gauge. There does not appear to be a schrader valve in the fuel system. I'm having intermittent hard start issues. Thanks!

[@MrRangerZr1]

You need a special adapter to connect to the fuel line in the engine bay near the master cylinder

[@jackjones9460]

ETCG, Eric the Car Guy, has a video for checking fuel pressure with a gauge. I used it for my ‘02 Odyssey. Kits can be borrowed for auto parts places to check the pressure.

[@jeffwhalen8256]

Do you need to take the gas out of the tank to change the fuel pump and odyssey

[@MrRangerZr1]

No. Just do it when the tank is near empty.

[@alluvz2fish]

How often should one change the fuel filter and or what are the reasons to change it out? I have a 2006 Honda Odyssey.

[@MrRangerZr1]

You really don't need to change the fuel filter if you buy gas from quality stations and don't fill up when the tanker is at the station.

[@gator509rind9]

What was the year on this?

[@MrRangerZr1]

2010

[@stevesykes9808]

Great Vid !

[@wojtekp.7046]

What about Civic fuel filter?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Stay tuned.

[@stetsonBB]

Is the pump and filter together? Or do i need to do something else to replace the fuel filter also?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Stetson Griggs its one whole assembly. If you just replace the fuel pump motor, you’ll have to take the assembly apart.

[@stetsonBB]

@@MrRangerZr1 awesome man appreciate that. My wifes van is messing up and i suspect it to be the fuel pump. She can drive around fine and at random just loses abikity to accelerate unable to start. Wait an hour starts right back up keeps on going. Im between the fuel pump. Throttle sensor, maybe air flow sensor.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Stetson Griggs odyssey van? Check the coolant temp sensor aka ECT sensor and also the coolant level. Video is on my channel. Fuel pressure regulator can also cause this.

[@stetsonBB]

@@MrRangerZr1 ill for sure check into these things.

[@stetsonBB]

@@MrRangerZr1 im back, so now im actually getting to see whats happening. Wife left out many details. Its an 08 honda odyssey So right now the car gages are not moving, the radio isnt working, acceleration kinda jumps, but the car never lost full power or shut down. Upon shutting the car down it wont start back up. Several lights came up on the cluster the battery light was first. I let the car sit idle fbefore i shut it off for 20 mins and it was fine. Any clue what this is?

[@thomasstarr9142]

Wife's '07 Odyssey keeps acting like it's starving for fuel, kept dying yesterday at ¹/8th tank on cold start, added fuel and it was fine. Today it died at idle when she stopped for a few minutes (after warmed up), is this most likely the culprit?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Check the fuel pressure if possible.

[@Cesarrivera-pj8rx]

Is the fuel pressure regulator located inside the fuel pump of this odyssey generation?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Yes in the basket

[@krucifydministries]

My mom's oddysey does not accurately show fuel level. Is the sending unit part of the fuel pump? Would the whole pump need to be replaced? Can't seem to find any KZbin help on this issue.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Yes the fuel sending unit. It's the black float on the assembly.

[@glasser2819]

same here Acura TL'04 has always have a funny fuel guage level... I believe their linear design does not account for the actual irregular shape of the tank ie. new sending unit same problem 😉

[@MrRangerZr1]

G Lasser engineers to do on purpose because they know people will keep driving with the low fuel light on lol

[@Matanumi]

Get a whole.new pump cause its an all in one now. My.old.voyager has this issue and the gas gauge was Busted....it'd show.me.full gas when topped and then.fall to e after 10 Liters went despite still.working....surly after I ran out of gas on the highway cause I.didn't know.when to.fill....and shortly after the fuel pump just slowly died and failed in.my.driveway. A whole new assembly fixed it....and Chrysler is much worse because there's no insert from the inside- you have to.go.under and actually drop a side.of.the tank.to.get to.it

[@Gomethog]

Awesome, thanks!

[@richb5478]

Is the fuel filter inside of the fuel pump

[@MrRangerZr1]

Yes. You have to disassemble the box.

[@richb5478]

@@MrRangerZr1 thanks for the reply!!

[@chuckyntiffany]

What should the pressure of the fuel pump be? Thought you might know that as well.

[@MrRangerZr1]

Fuel pressure should be around 55-63 PSI

[@kerrilyn64]

What year is the odyssey?

[@MrRangerZr1]

The odyssey in the video is a 2010

[@DBLG65]

I have a 2005 Honda Odyssey and I smell gas in the rear. How did you know it was the fuel pump?

[@MrRangerZr1]

The fuel pump assembly gasket is torn or old. Had a gas smell for the longest time after the recall, then one day I went in there and the dealer idiots didn't install the gasket properly.

[@DBLG65]

@@MrRangerZr1 So you had the recall done, they didn't do it correctly and you then did it yourself? Will you see a leak underneath the vehicle or do you have to take the inside apart to find it?

[@MrRangerZr1]

After the recall was done, whenever I used to get gas, I smelled gas fumes inside the cabin, thought it was normal cause the van was fairly new. Many years later, I went in there and found the gasket pinched, replaced it and no more gas smells ever. You have to go inside to see it, has to leak a lot to leak on the floor.

[@DBLG65]

@@MrRangerZr1 I smell gas outside the vehicle on the driver's side. I'll probably take out the seats and see what's going on as well. I never had the recall done. Actually I just found out about it. Thanks again!

[@jasonalexander6417]

Where would the fuel pressure regulator be? Is it part of that unit?

[@MrRangerZr1]

It's inside the assembly. Small valve like part.

[@schneblymagee400]

Cool where is that?

[@MrRangerZr1]

Watch the video lol

[@joecox9958]

why you need to change? thanks

[@MrRangerZr1]

Joe Cox if it stops working

[@roeaaron974]

Thank you

[@sankarseth]

Amen brother 🙏

[@Ubon94]

How many miles?

[@MrRangerZr1]

160k miles. Had to replace the fuel pressure regulator.

[@glasser2819]

@@MrRangerZr1 what made you pin point the regulator valve: low rail pressure or random misfires? The pump core itself was still ok ?

[@MrRangerZr1]

G Lasser everything was good except the regulator

[@MARCIAN-ue2px]

WERE IZ THE FUEL FILLTER LOCATED

[@MrRangerZr1]

Inside the basket

[@MARCIAN-ue2px]

@@MrRangerZr1 K...THANKZ

[@kennethduff8711]

Where is basket. Where is filter thanks

[@jspanyer]

Thank you thank you

[@bobwelch5056]

Well done

[@vilsan.r.9875]

I just saw a Honda technician take the whole gas tank off and work on top of a table, that was way too much hassle

[@MrRangerZr1]

Depends on the car, some cars you need to drop the gas tank.

[@damonleeb]

I wish my middle row seats disappeared in thin air like yours

[@MrRangerZr1]

Lol

[@galesams4205]

Ok a 9 year old boy could r/r this pump.