LMEM545C125FCD9B7DD266A77BF9E0FEFB5A

Generic Fuel Pump Assembly Instruction Manual

Model: 31110-26510 / LMEM545C125FCD9B7DD266A77BF9E0FEFB5A

1. Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the safe and correct installation, operation, and maintenance of the Generic Fuel Pump Assembly, model 31110-26510. Please read these instructions thoroughly before proceeding with any installation or service to ensure proper function and prevent damage or injury. This fuel pump assembly is designed as a replacement part for specific Hyundai Santa Fe I models.

2. Safety Information

Working with fuel systems involves inherent risks. Adhere to all safety precautions to prevent accidents.

3. Product Overview

The Generic Fuel Pump Assembly (31110-26510) is a complete unit designed to replace the original fuel pump in compatible vehicles. It includes the electric fuel pump, fuel level sending unit, and filter sock, all integrated into a single module for efficient fuel delivery from the tank to the engine.

Generic Fuel Pump Assembly, overall view

Figure 1: Overall view of the Generic Fuel Pump Assembly, showing the main pump body, fuel level float arm, and electrical connectors.

3.1. Compatibility

This fuel pump assembly is compatible with the following vehicle models and OEM part numbers:

Vehicle ModelYearsEngine DisplacementOEM Part Numbers
Hyundai SANTA FÉ I (SM)2001-20062.4L 16V (G4JS)31110-26510, 3111026510DS
KIA (Reference)3111026510, 3111026510DS

Cross-reference numbers include: CAMBIARE: VE523755, ELTA AUTOMOTIVE: XFP9392, FISPA: 72815, FUELPARTS: FP5592, HOFFER: 7507439, INTERMOTOR: 39483, EFP833, LFP654, MEAT & DORIA: 77439, SIDAT: 72815, WILMINK GROUP: WG1407843.

4. Installation Guide

The following steps provide a general guide for installation. Always refer to your vehicle's specific service manual for detailed instructions and torque specifications.

4.1. Pre-Installation Checks

4.2. Installation Steps

  1. Prepare Vehicle: Park the vehicle on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and disconnect the negative battery terminal.
  2. Relieve Fuel Pressure: Follow the vehicle manufacturer's procedure to safely relieve fuel system pressure.
  3. Access Fuel Pump: Locate the fuel pump access panel, typically under the rear seat or in the trunk. Remove any carpeting or covers.
  4. Disconnect Fuel Lines and Electrical Connector: Carefully disconnect the fuel lines and the electrical connector from the old fuel pump module. Be prepared for residual fuel leakage.
  5. Remove Old Fuel Pump: Unscrew or unclip the retaining ring/lock nut that secures the fuel pump assembly to the fuel tank. Carefully lift the old assembly out of the tank, being mindful of the fuel level float arm.
  6. Install New Fuel Pump: Install a new fuel tank gasket. Carefully insert the new Generic Fuel Pump Assembly into the fuel tank opening, ensuring the float arm moves freely and does not snag. Align the assembly correctly and secure it with the retaining ring/lock nut.
  7. Side view of fuel pump assembly with filter sock

    Figure 2: Side view of the fuel pump assembly, highlighting the integrated fuel filter sock at the bottom, which should be submerged in fuel.

  8. Reconnect: Reconnect the fuel lines and the electrical connector. Ensure all connections are secure and free of leaks.
  9. Top view of fuel pump assembly showing electrical connector

    Figure 3: Top view of the fuel pump assembly, showing the electrical connector and fuel outlet ports. Ensure these are properly connected during installation.

  10. Reconnect Battery: Reconnect the negative battery terminal.
  11. Initial Test: Turn the ignition key to the 'ON' position (without starting the engine) for a few seconds, then turn it 'OFF'. Repeat this a few times to prime the fuel system and build pressure. Check for any fuel leaks around the new pump assembly.
  12. Start Engine: Start the engine and check for smooth operation and any warning lights.

5. Operation

Once properly installed, the fuel pump assembly will operate automatically as part of the vehicle's fuel delivery system. It is designed to maintain consistent fuel pressure and flow to the engine. The fuel level sending unit will accurately report the fuel tank level to the vehicle's gauge.

Fuel pump assembly with float arm extended

Figure 4: Fuel pump assembly showing the float arm and fuel level sensor. This component accurately measures the fuel level in the tank.

6. Maintenance

The fuel pump assembly itself is generally considered a non-serviceable component. However, proper fuel system maintenance can extend its lifespan and ensure optimal performance.

7. Troubleshooting

If you experience issues after installation, consider the following common problems and solutions. If problems persist, consult a qualified technician.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Engine cranks but does not startNo fuel pressure, electrical connection issue, clogged fuel filterCheck electrical connections, verify fuel pump operation (listen for hum), check fuel pressure, inspect fuel filter.
Engine stalls or misfiresInsufficient fuel pressure/flow, contaminated fuelCheck fuel pressure, inspect fuel filter, consider draining and replacing fuel if contaminated.
Fuel leak around assemblyImproperly seated gasket, loose retaining ring, damaged fuel lineRe-check gasket seating, tighten retaining ring, inspect fuel lines and connections for damage.
Inaccurate fuel gauge readingFuel level sending unit malfunction, float arm obstruction, electrical issueVerify float arm movement, check electrical connection to sending unit, inspect wiring.

8. Specifications

9. Warranty and Support

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the terms provided by your retailer or contact the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

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