DAYSYORE FUEL PUMP
Providing peace of mind of long-lasting performance.
Daysyore® offers a full range of Fuel Pump products that guarantee exceptional dependability and superior quality. Enjoy peace of mind with worry-free performance for years to come.
Classified as High Pressure Fuel Pump, Low Pressure Fuel Pump, and Fuel Pump Assembly.
High Pressure Fuel Pump
The fuel pressure is 500~3000 PSI. Typically driven by the camshaft, but also electrically driven. Operate at high speeds.
Low Pressure Fuel Pump
The fuel pressure is below 50 PSI. Most powered by an electric motor, which belongs to electric fuel pumps.
Fuel Pump Assembly
Combine the electric fuel pump, fuel level sender, and other parts into a single unit for easier installation and replacement.
Fitness Models
Automobile: Ford, Toyota, BMW, Chevy, Audi, VW, Honda, etc.
Off-road Vehicle: Polaris, Suzuki, Can-Am, Kawasaki, HiSun, etc.
Heavy Machinery: Bobcat, Volvo, Komatsu, etc.
Motorcycle: Yamaha, KTM, etc.
Off-road Vehicle: Polaris, Suzuki, Can-Am, Kawasaki, HiSun, etc.
Heavy Machinery: Bobcat, Volvo, Komatsu, etc.
Motorcycle: Yamaha, KTM, etc.
Warranty Policy
More than half of Daysyore Fuel Pumps provide 12-month warranty. If there is any issue with the product during the warranty period, please contact us promptly.
High Pressure Fuel Pump
Mechanical Fuel Pump
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Daysyore High Pressure Mechanical Fuel Pump 35320-2E100 353202E100 35320-2E110 353202E110 for Kia Forte Hyundai Tucson
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Daysyore High Pressure Mechanical Fuel Pump 35320-2GTA0 for Hyundai Sport Sonata Kia Optima Sorento 2.0L
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Electric Fuel Pump
Low Pressure Fuel Pump
Fuel Pump Assembly
High Pressure
Fuel Pump Assembly
Low Pressure
Fuel Pump Assembly
Daysyore® Auto Parts
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Daysyore® Auto Parts are of high quality and that the manufacturing process is carefully monitored to ensure that the product meets specific standards and requirements. The combination of high-quality materials and strict quality control leads to a superior final product.
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The emphasis on using superior materials and implementing precise quality control measures results in a better and more reliable end product.
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Fuel Pumps' Durability
Daysyore® Fuel Pumps
Offer more comprehensive types
Most of our 66 Fuel Pumps, whether mechanical or electric, are high pressure, but of course low pressure is also available. Besides, we have 27 Fuel Pump Assemblies, and while they generally use electric fuel pumps, we offer both high pressure and low pressure to meet the needs of more customers. So, if you can't find a fuel pump elsewhere, you may be able to find one at Daysyore®.
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To meet your needs, we offer several options for the type of Fuel Pumps you purchase:
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FAQ
The lifespan of a fuel pump can vary depending on several factors, including the type of vehicle, driving conditions, and fuel quality. In general, a fuel pump can last anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 miles or more before it needs to be replaced.
1. Overheating: If the fuel pump is exposed to high temperatures, it can cause the fuel to boil and form vapor bubbles. This can cause the fuel pump to work harder and eventually fail.
2. Contaminants: Dirt, rust, and other contaminants in the fuel can cause the fuel pump to wear out more quickly. These contaminants can also clog the fuel filter, which can put additional strain on the fuel pump.
3. Electrical issues: A problem with the wiring or electrical components that control the fuel pump can cause it to fail or work intermittently.
4. Low fuel level: Running the fuel level too low can cause the fuel pump to overheat and eventually fail.
5. Age and wear: Over time, the components in the fuel pump can wear out, causing it to lose efficiency and eventually fail.
6. Improper installation: If the fuel pump is not installed correctly, it can cause damage to the pump or other components in the fuel system.
7. Corrosion: Corrosion can occur in the fuel tank or fuel lines, which can lead to the build-up of debris and clogs. This can cause the fuel pump to work harder and eventually fail.
1. Engine sputters or stalls: If your engine sputters or stalls while driving, it could be a sign that your fuel pump is failing. This is caused by a lack of fuel getting to the engine.
2. Loss of power: If your vehicle is losing power while accelerating or driving up a hill, it could be a sign that the fuel pump is not providing enough fuel to the engine.
3. Difficulty starting: If your vehicle is having trouble starting or is taking longer than usual to start, it could be a sign that the fuel pump is not functioning properly.
4. Whining noise: A whining noise coming from the fuel tank or engine compartment could indicate that the fuel pump is failing. This noise is caused by a worn or damaged fuel pump.
5. Engine warning light: If the "Check Engine" or "Service Engine Soon" warning light is illuminated on the dashboard, it could be a sign of a failing fuel pump.
6. Decreased fuel efficiency: A failing fuel pump can cause your vehicle to have decreased fuel efficiency. This is because the engine is not receiving the optimal amount of fuel.
7. Overheating: A failing fuel pump can cause the engine to overheat. This is because the fuel pump is not providing enough fuel to cool the engine.
You can follow steps of How to Replace on the page of Description. However, it is recommended to have the fuel pump replaced by a qualified mechanic if you are not comfortable with the process or do not have the necessary experience and tools.
There are four ways to test a fuel pump to determine if it is functioning properly:
1. Fuel pressure test: A fuel pressure test involves connecting a fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail or fuel line and checking the pressure of the fuel system. If the pressure is below the specified range, it may indicate a problem with the fuel pump.
2. Voltage test: A voltage test involves using a multimeter to test the voltage at the fuel pump connector. The voltage should be consistent with the manufacturer's specifications. If there is no voltage or the voltage is below the specified range, it may indicate a problem with the fuel pump or the electrical system.
3. Fuel pump sound test: A fuel pump sound test involves turning the key to the "on" position without starting the engine and listening for the sound of the fuel pump. You should hear a buzzing sound indicating that the fuel pump is working. If you do not hear the sound, it may indicate a problem with the fuel pump or the electrical system.
4. Fuel pump current draw test: A fuel pump current draw test involves using an amp meter to test the electrical current draw of the fuel pump. The current draw should be consistent with the manufacturer's specifications. If the current draw is too high or too low, it may indicate a problem with the fuel pump or the electrical system.
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